ALL ISSUES - Race & Sports
What's Inside
Volume 8 Number 1
- Uri Geller & the Moving Compass Trick; Also: So Long Doug
by James Randi - For Entertainment Purposes Only: Why Aren’t There More Women in Skepticism?
by Sheila Gibson - Dumbth News from This is True
by Randy Cassingham - Educashun: Deconstruct This!
by Steven T. Asma - The Heat of the Soul: Thermodynamics and the Mind/Body Problem
by William E. Lee III - The Grand Old Man of Evolution: An Interview with Evolutionary Biologist Ernst Mayr
by Michael Shermer and Frank J. Sulloway - Nonzero & Nonsense: Group Selection, Nonzerosumness, and the Human Gaia Hypothesis
by David Sloan Wilson - Chicken Soup for the Evolutionist’s Soul: Nonzero: The Logic of Human Destiny, by Robert Wright
reviewed by Michael Shermer - Watching the Watchdogs: The Watchdogs: A Close Look at Anti-Racist “Watchdog” Groups, by Laird Wilcox
reviewed by Frank Miele - Hocus-Pocus History: What if FDR Knew About Pearl Harbor?
Day of Deceit: The Truth About FDR and Pearl Harbor, by Robert B. Stinnett
reviewed by Richard Morrock - Race & Sports: Jon Entine’s Taboo: Why Black Athletes Dominate Sports and Why We Are Afraid to Talk About it
by Frank Miele - Breaking the Taboo: Why Black Athletes Dominate Sports and Why We’re No Longer So Afraid to Talk About it
by Jon Entine - Totem & Taboo: The Myth of Race in Sports
by John Hoberman - The Final Taboo: Race Differences in Ability
by Vincent Sarich - Blood, Sweat & Fears: Why Some Black Athletes Dominate Some Sports and What it Really Means
by Michael Shermer - Perpetuum Mobile: The Dream of Infinite Free Energy
by Robert Park - Attention Deficit Disorder: Good Science or Good Marketing?
by Jonathan Leo - Chiropractic: Conventional or Alternative Healing?
by Samuel Homola, D.C.
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