Breathe It In and Smile
by Rudolf Dempsey

(2/7/10) It's hard being White these days. It's not so bad waking up, opening the windows, and seeing the sunshine sparkling on the dew and hearing the birds singing. But when I switch on the TV or the computer –- anything that connects me to the macro world –- ... <more>

The Death of English Football -- A Soccer Fan's Lament
by Rebajlo

(1/25/10) The black footballer has been actively promoted within the English game since the mid-1970s. The agenda was always there, for it doesn’t take an insightful genius to see that football, along with music and cinema, is the ultimate propaganda tool – it is the world’s most popular sport, and ... <more>

Mr. Outside: Glenn Davis
pictured: Glenn Davis

by Roger D. McGrath

(1/20/10) The controversy over the Heisman Trophy for 2009 caused me to dig out an old VHS tape I have of Army football highlights and once again take a look at perhaps the greatest running back in the history of the college game, Glenn Davis. ... <more>

The Quarterback Who Was Just Too Good
by Jimmy Chitwood

(1/10/10) “The NFL needs a dynamic athlete who can run and throw. He will revolutionize the quarterback position.”

Football fans have been inundated with that media message for decades. . . but the NFL doesn’t want that guy to be Tim Tebow, the senior quarterback for the University of ... <more>

Blake Smolen: All-Purpose Threat to the (Caste) System
pictured: Blake Smolen

by Jimmy Chitwood

(1/9/10) One of the most exciting multi-threat players in college football this season was Grand Valley State’s Blake Smolen. In a day and age where players are carefully selected to fit specific needs and positions on a football team, it is becoming increasingly rare to ... <more>

2009-10 Mid-Season All-American Team
pictured: Duke point guard Jon Scheyer

by Jimmy Chitwood

(1/8/10) At the college basketball season's mid-point, here are my selections for Caste Football's All-American teams. Not all of these guys are household names, nor do they all play for BCS conferences. This team isn't based on hype or NBA potential; it's based on ... <more>

2009 Year End Boxing Review: A New Era Begins
pictured: Kelly Pavlik hopes to bounce back strong in 2010

(12/30/09) For over four years, I have been writing a regular column on Caste Football dedicated to whites and boxing. This turned out to be a fortuitous time to start such an undertaking as white dominance – primarily in the middle and ... <more>

Furr is Murder(ed)
pictured: Guess which one is Hunter Furr

If speed kills, then Hunter Furr is the type of assassin that every football coach says he wants. So why is his college career dying on the sideline?

by Jimmy Chitwood

(12/22/09) You don’t know him. You’ve never heard him talked about on ESPN. You’ve never seen ... <more>

Toby Gerhart Wins Doak Walker Award
One of the few White running backs "allowed" to start at an FBS college football program just happens to be the best in the country. Gee, you think there might be a lot more potential Toby Gerharts out there if given the same opportunities so many blacks receive at "taboo" ... <more>

Boxing Notebook
pictured: Yuri Foreman

(11/17/09) While Manny Pacquiao deservedly took most of the boxing world’s attention this weekend, white fighters quietly had a great night on Saturday.

Yuri Foreman defeated Daniel Santos for the WBA junior middleweight title, giving whites three of the four belts at 154 (I include Sergio Martinez, an Argentine fighting ... <more>

It’s Wigan Wot Won It
The Caste System in English soccer helped spur support for the British National Party in the recent European Parliament election

by Karl Baxter

(11/6/09) Because many diseases spread gradually and by degrees, they are often unnoticed by those they afflict – be they individuals or entire societies – until the moment arrives when ... <more>

Why Aren’t the Klitschkos Getting Any Credit?
By Web Tough Guy

(10/7/09) I remember my granddad telling me when I was about 9; I’m 26 now, that a person shouldn’t be discriminated against on the basis of their color. I listened. My granddad was a local politician and he was old school. He wasn’t a liberal – far ... <more>

Why Chelsea and Manchester City Won't Win the Title
pictured: Will Liverpool, the team with the most White players, win the Premier League title this year?

By Karl Baxter

(9/28/09) It's still early days and therefore hard to decide which team will win the English premiership title, but, as someone who appreciates the ramifications of the Caste System in soccer, I believe ... <more>

White Starters in Major College Football in 2009
by Col. Reb

(9/26/09) This picture illustrates the plight of the white college football player in 2009. Marginalized years ago, by white coaches who embraced black players for their supposed athletic superiority, whites have been forced to the back of the bus at many positions.

Using even the most conservative estimate, whites ... <more>

White Boxers Close Out 2009 With A Bang
pictured: Carl Froch

(9/22/09) This year has been somewhat uneventful for white boxers. At the start of 2009, our fighters held 17 of 20 belts from middleweight to heavyweight. Whites currently hold 16 of 20 titles and could very well pick up two more by the end of the year. Unfortunately, our ... <more>

Small-School Stigma? Or Something More Obvious?
pictured: Nate Kmic. What does Nate lack that his former college teammate Pierre Garcon has?

by Jimmy Chitwood

(8/30/09) NFL announcers, media pundits, and other assorted talking heads frequently assure the audience that NFL scouts look everywhere in their quest to find potential players. They scour the most remote locales to seek ... <more>