Jean-Philippe PAQUIN | B.Sc, M.Cl.Sc.(manip) | Université de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke | UdeS | Faculté de médecine, département de réadaptation | Research profile
The sub discusses masculinity issues and bizarre emasculation of East/Southeast men. However, seldom discussed are the originating sources. This thread introduces key people for a future post. Know these faces. : r/AsianMasculinity
She was the only Black student in one of J. Philippe Ruston's classes. She never got an apology. | CBC News
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The Philanthropic Wellspring of Modern Race Science
Race, Evolution, and Behavior, by Jean Philippe Rushton (1997) | Meng Hu's Blog
J. Philippe Rushton
Jean-Philippe Rushton | Southern Poverty Law Center
Race, Evolution, and Behavior, by Jean Philippe Rushton (1997) | Analyse Economique
Race, Evolution, and Behavior, by Jean Philippe Rushton (1997) | Meng Hu's Blog
40 to Watch: Leaders of the Radical Right | Southern Poverty Law Center
John Philippe Rushton - 2012 - Test Location
John Philippe Rushton, 1943–2012 | Twin Research and Human Genetics | Cambridge Core
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Race Evolution and Behavior
Un Homme Extraordinaire (arr. Stephane ELSINY) Sheet Music | Michael Rushton | French Horn Solo
J. Philippe Rushton by Jesse Russell | Goodreads
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Race, Evolution, and Behavior, by Jean Philippe Rushton (1997) | Meng Hu's Blog
JP Rushton and David Suzuki debate at the University of Western Ontario, February 8th, 1989 - YouTube
She was the only Black student in one of J. Philippe Ruston's classes. She never got an apology. | CBC News
Race, Evolution, and Behavior, by Jean Philippe Rushton (1997) | Analyse Economique
History and Big Steps - I.Q and Human Intelligence
Modern-Day Galileo: J. Philippe Rushton (1943-2012) - A True Man of Science - YouTube
Sophie (RUSHTON-MELLOR) RUSHTON-SMITH | Director and Publications Specialist | BSc Biological Sciences, PhD in Marine Parasitology | Research profile
Leading race "scientist" dies in Canada | Salon.com
