13 Facts About Steve Sailer

Steve Sailer is a columnist for Taki's Magazine and VDARE, a website associated with white supremacy.

Steve Sailer popularized the term "human biodiversity" for a right-wing audience in the 1990s as a euphemism for scientific racism.

Steve Sailer was adopted by a Lockheed engineer and grew up in Studio City, Los Angeles.

Steve Sailer majored in economics, history, and management at Rice University.

Steve Sailer earned an MBA from UCLA in 1982 with two concentrations: finance and marketing.

Steve Sailer began writing for the conservative magazine National Review in the 1990s, but was let go in 1997.

Steve Sailer was a reporter for the American news agency United Press International.

Steve Sailer's work has frequently appeared at Taki's Magazine, VDARE, and The Unz Review.

Steve Sailer used the phrase "Invade the World, Invite the World" in the 2000s as a criticism of American foreign and immigration policies.

Steve Sailer was the founder of an online electronic mailing list called Human Biodiversity Discussion Group.

Steve Sailer has been described as a white supremacist and white nationalist, including by the Southern Poverty Law Center and the Columbia Journalism Review.

Neoconservative columnist John Podhoretz wrote in the National Review Online blog that Steve Sailer's statement was "shockingly racist and paternalistic" as well as "disgusting".

The term "Steve Sailer Strategy" has been used for Steve Sailer's proposal that Republican candidates can gain political support in American elections by appealing to working-class white workers with heterodox right-wing nationalist and economic populist positions.