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Racial realism
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Racial realism is a view held by some political groups and individuals which holds that racial divisions of humans are based in biological reality, and that racial distinctions are enduringly important because racial groups differ genetically with regard to such important behavioral tendencies as intelligence and impulsiveness. Self-described racial realists The following is a list of notable individuals and organizations who have self-identified as racial realist. Individuals *Chris Brand - Psychological and psychometric researcher *David Duke - White nationalist, politician *Nick Griffin - British National Party *Lee Kuan Yew - First Prime Minister of Singapore, current Minister Mentor of Singapore *Michael Levin - Philosophy professor at City University of New York *Charles Murray - Columnist of the American Enterprise Institute, co-author of The Bell Curve *J. Philippe Rushton - Psychology professor at the University of Western Ontario *Steve Sailer - American writer for VDARE *Jared Taylor - Groups *National Policy Institute *New Century Foundation 
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