2024 American Renaissance Conference

The Road Ahead

	Anthony Cumia — “Surviving as a ‘Racist’ in Broadcasting.” Mr. Cumia is a New York-born broadcaster. In 1995, he became co-host of the “shock jock” program “The Opie and Anthony Show,” which aired until 2014. That year, Sirius Satellite Radio fired him for “racist tweets.” He started Compound Media which carries The Anthony Cumia Show, Monday through Thursday.
	Amy Wax — “Can America Handle ‘Race Realism’? Can It Survive Without It?” Prof. Wax teaches at Penn Law School and has published widely on social welfare policy, racial inequality, and the relationship of the family, workplace, and labor markets. She served in the Department of Justice under Presidents Reagan and George H.W. Bush, and is the author of Race, Wrongs, and Remedies (2009). In 2023, Penn Law sought “major sanctions” against Prof. Wax for “behavioral” violations, including inviting Jared Taylor to speak to her class on Conservative Political and Legal Thought.
	Sam Dickson — “Whitey on the Psychiatrist’s Couch.” Sam Dickson is a lawyer who has been an advocate for our people since his college days. He has addressed every American Renaissance conference.
	Gregory Hood — “The Last Election and the Last American.” Mr. Hood is a staff writer for American Renaissance and the author of Waking Up from the American Dream.
	Richard Marksbury, PhD — “Why the Big Deal About Ethno-Nationalism?” For 43 years, Dr. Marskbury was professor, dean, and Director of Asian Studies at Tulane University. His interests include culture change, marriage, caste systems, and the fight to preserve the monuments to the men who fought for Southern Independence.
	Martin Sellner — “Remigration — A Hope for Europe.” Mr. Sellner is an Austrian political activist and author. He is the spokesman for the Identitarian movement in Austria and has carried out many actions and campaigns. After his book “Remigration — A Proposal” became a bestseller, he was banned from entering Germany.
	Guido Taietti — “Identitarianism: Errors and Lessons from Europe.” Mr. Taietti is cultural director for CasaPound of North Italy, for which he organizes about 20 conferences a year. He is the author of Essay on Sovereignism and Political Witchcraft: Political Communication for Radical Actors. He hosts the video channel “Razzia Project.”
	Jared Taylor — “How We Must Choose.” Mr. Taylor is the editor of American Renaissance. His latest book is If We Do Nothing.
	Mystery Speaker — “Everything Is Fake and Gay.”

Register now for the American Renaissance Conference

November 15 – 17, 2024, Montgomery Bell Inn and Conference Center

Conference schedule:

The conference will begin on Friday, November 15, with registration from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. There will be a reception followed by opening remarks from American Renaissance staff. Latecomer registration is at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, November 16, and the program will begin promptly at 9:00 a.m.

There will be a banquet (separate charge of $35) on Saturday evening. Participants with alternate dinner plans are welcome after the meal to hear the after-dinner speaker. The program will resume on Sunday the 17th and end at 11:00 a.m.

Gentlemen will wear jackets and ties — equivalent dress for ladies — to all conference events.

We will prepare name tags in advance; when you register, you may indicate whether you would like to use an alias. Please contact us if you or your organization would like to set up a vendor table.

Accommodations and transportation:

The conference will be held in the lodge at the beautiful Montgomery Bell State Park. The address is 1000 Hotel Avenue, Burns, Tennessee. If you fly, it would be best to rent a car at the Nashville airport and drive the 45 minutes to the park.

There are still places available at the conference, but we have filled all the rooms at the state park. We recommend that you stay in one of the many hotels in nearby Dickson, TN, which are only a 20-minute drive from the conference venue. Here are some options:

• Fairfield Inn and Suites
• Hampton Inn
• Holiday Inn Express & Suites
• Best Western
• Comfort Inn

Some rooms at the state park may become available if there are cancellations. When you register, please indicate if you would like to be put on the waitlist for a room.

There are a limited number of cabins still available for $293 per night. Please call 703-716-0900 if you would like to reserve one.

Payment:

Registration is $200 per person.

Please call us at 703-716-0900 to ask about student discounts.

Patron registration is available for an additional $200. Patrons will receive special name tag designations as well as preferred seating with conference speakers at the Saturday evening banquet.

We can accept payment only by mail: cash, check, or money order.

Please call American Renaissance at (703) 716-0900 if you have questions.