French IQ bibliography revives hereditarian network

A public, francophone bibliography and resource hub is aggregating and republishing contested hereditarian IQ sources (books, blogs, interviews). That curation lowers friction for readers to find and reuse these arguments in media and political debates in France and the francophone world. The page’s links to known controversial authors and an interview with a public commentator show this is aimed at popularizing the literature, not just archiving it. — This matters because easy, centralized access to contested hereditarian scholarship can shift public framing of education, immigration and merit arguments and reintroduce scientific‑sounding claims into policy debates.