Christopher Rufo – America’s Cultural Revolution: How the Radical Left Conquered Everything.
Listen now (88 mins) | The historical roots of radicalism
Christopher Rufo – America’s Cultural Revolution: How the Radical Left Conquered Everything.
Listen now (88 mins) | The historical roots of radicalism
Richard Hanania: The Origins of Woke – Civil Rights Law, Corporate America, and the Triumph of Identity Politics
Listen now (48 mins) | The law and politics behind the Awokening
The Indian caste system: origin, impact and future
Listen now (80 mins) | The global and historical context of caste
The 100th Browncast with Amey the Maratha
Well, here we are. Razib and Amey talk about Sri Lankan genetics, casteism or lack thereof in the USA, the FUBAR of American immigration and finally how William Dalrymple triggers Amey’s Maratha pride. Since I haven’t asked in a while, please review positively on Apple and Spotify. Also, if you want to support the hosting … Continue reading The 100th Browncast with Amey the Maratha
Rishi Sunak is no son of India
The elite diaspora have globalisation etched into their bones
Open Thread – 09/10/2023 – Brown Pundits
I am planning on doing a podcast on caste this week for my Substack this week. (here are my posts on the topic)
RKUL: Time Well Spent 09/09/2023
Back-to-school edition
David Anthony: when we were Yamnaya
Listen now (81 mins) | Indo-European origins in 2023
The creation of Homo General Category
This Politic piece on caste in America is pretty balanced. But one thing that this “Indian Americans are so casteist” discourse misses is that 85% of Indian American Hindus are “General Category”, with a few percent being Dalits or Scheduled Tribes (the remainder are OBC). There aren’t many low caste people to discriminate against, but … Continue reading The creation of Homo General Category
Fear of a Bihari nation
I’ve fascinated by regions that border each other and have very different fertilities. For example, Saudi Arabia has a TFR of 2.2 and Yemen one of 4. Today it looks like Bihar has a fertility of around 3.0 and West Bengal 1.6. Bihar surpassed West Bengal in the late 1990’s, and is still more populous … Continue reading Fear of a Bihari nation
Is track and field more popular in South India?
interestingly (or not?) these guys are from kerala, while the other guy is from tamil nadu. is track and field stuff just more popular in south india? https://t.co/KwRTTpQvLv — Razib 🥥 Khan 🧬 📘✍️📱 (@razibkhan) September 3, 2023
Is track and field more popular in South India?
interestingly (or not?) these guys are from kerala, while the other guy is from tamil nadu. is track and field stuff just more popular in south india? https://t.co/KwRTTpQvLv — Razib 🥥 Khan 🧬 📘✍️📱 (@razibkhan) September 3, 2023
Sri Lanka Genetics
Reconstructing the population history of Sinhalese, the major ethnic group in Śrī Laṅkā: Interestingly, we found an unexpected excess of smaller chunks sharing between Marāṭhā and Sinhala (>16%) than the Marāṭhā and STU, thus supporting the linguistic hypothesis of Geiger, Turner and van Driem. To confirm the excess sharing, we looked for the population which … Continue reading Sri Lanka Genetics
Erik Hoel: The World Behind the World
Listen now (82 mins) | Consciousness at the heart of neuroscience
Diana Fleischman: evolution, sex and eugenics
On this episode of Unsupervised Learning Razib talks to Aporia Magazine’s Diana Fleischman, an evolutionary psychologist who earned her Ph.D. in David Buss’ lab at the University of Texas in Austin. Fleischman discusses the origins of her field, its me…
Vivek Ramaswamy and the rise of Indian America
The millennial Republican is perfectly suited to the ruling class
Lyman Stone: God is dead, long live the Lord!
https://razib.substack.com This is where you will find all the podcasts from Razib Khan’s Substack and original video content. Today Razib talks to Lyman Stone, a demographer and Ph.D. candidate at McGill University, about the fall, rise and fall of re…
Lyman Stone: God is dead, long live the Lord!
https://razib.substack.com This is where you will find all the podcasts from Razib Khan’s Substack and original video content. Today Razib talks to Lyman Stone, a demographer and Ph.D. candidate at McGill University, about the fall, rise and fall of re…
Female labor force participation in India
A quite repetitive piece in The Wall Street Journal, What’s Holding Back India’s Economic Ambitions? Just 24% of women in India are working or looking for work. In the American upper-middle-class women not working is a sign of affluence a conscious choice to focus on investing in child-rearing rather than consumption. But this section jumped … Continue reading Female labor force participation in India