Critical Review of jew Noel Ignatiev's Book, How 'The Irish Became White'

CriticalEye
Published on Oct 7, 2025
Jewish ex-Harvard Professor Noel Ignatiev was a Communist jew who wrote extensively on the topic of 'abolishing whiteness'. I have seen people reference and quote him in passing, but have never seen anyone give any level of critique of his writings. I devoted a bit of time to try to gain a moderately nuanced understanding of his book 'How The Irish Became White', and have come to find, as with the work of a lot of jewish academics: it's a load of dishonest drivel that does not stand-up to scrutiny.

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