Many take it for granted that black men dominate sports and that they are genetically superior in athletic competitions. This perception was developed into a full argument in Jon Entine’s book, Taboo: Why Black Athletes Dominate Sports and Why We Are Afraid to Talk About It (2000). In reality no one has been afraid to talk about this supposed black domination in sports. Some in the media qualified Entine’s arguments, but no one condemned them.
What they would condemn is the truth: Whites are actually far better athletes.
Entine claimed outright that blacks athletes are genetically “better at sprinting, endurance running and jumping — the sort of skills required for success in most major sports these days.” This was a “scientific truth,” he argued. He predicted that in a few years time whites would barely withstand black competitiveness. Winning medals would be a distant memory for whites.
The media reaction was favorable. Stefan Molyneux interviewed Entine in 2015, agreeing that “in virtually every sport in which they are given opportunity to compete, people of African descent dominate.” Some journalists raised a few qualifications emphasizing the role of cultural factors. But on the whole they were quite comfortable debating black physical superiority.
Whites dominate ALL the Winter Olympic sports: alpine skiing, luge, short track speed skating, biathlon, freestyle skiing, skeleton, and snowboarding, bobsleigh, curling, cross-country skiing, ski jumping, figure skating and speed skating.
When one considers that Whites have always been a racial minority in the world, these statistics are outstanding.
In a contest that measures one of the most important attributes of physicality, strength, white domination is absolute. Here is a list of the “top 15 most impressive world’s strongest men“.