Nobody should be listening to Richard Hanania about anything.

finance.yahoo.com

A right-wing policy center at the University of Texas-Austin McCombs School of Business has apparently cut ties with the conservative firebrand at the center of a controversy involving his history of white supremacist writings.

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But it’s his older writings that have landed Hanania in hot water and threatened his rise as a conservative academic and pundit. Inside Higher Ed, a sister publication to Poets&Quants, compiled a list of Hanania’s most controversial and racist writings as described by HuffPost:

In 2010, Hanania’s alter ego wrote that “If the races are equal, why do whites always end up near the top and blacks at the bottom, everywhere and always?”