Robert Stark interviews James J. O’Meara about his new Counter-Currents title The Homo and the Negro: Masculinist Meditations on Politics and Popular Culture. Topics discussed include:
- How the book came about
- The title and title essay
- The sense in which O’Meara is a Traditionalist
- The concept of Gonzo Traditionalism
- Different contemporary models of homosexuality
- O’Meara’s critique of the modern “gay” identity
- O’Meara’s critique of “gay marriage”
- How traditional societies harmonized same-sex attractions with “family values”
- How homosexuals in traditional societies have been culture creators and conservers, as opposed to modern “gays” and their role in culture distortion and destruction
- The role of all-male groups in the creation of civilization
- How Right-wing, Judeo-Christian homophobia causes the breakdown of all-male groups
- Why culture, creativity, manners, intelligence, and education today are now disdained as “gay”
- Why uncultured oafs — rednecks, black thugs, etc. — are treated as authentically masculine archetypes
- How homophobia makes the modern Right stupid, dull, and grungy
- William F. Buckley
- American architect Ralph Adams Cram
- Noël Coward
- Oscar Wilde
- Homosexuality in traditional Muslim and Hindu societies
- Alain Daniélou
- O’Meara’s essay “The Gilmore Girls Occupy Wall Street”
- Homosexuality and National Socialism
- They Live
- White popular music and O’Meara’s defense of Aryan New Age music