Ian Shapira of The Washington Post on Death of Alexandria Mainstay Strikes Chord: Old Town Shrine Honors Well-Liked Homeless Man Who Shared Little of Past: Jimmy Reed was a fixture […]
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Author: James Landrith
What a Republican Majority Has Not Meant
Laurence M. Vance, writing for the Future of Freedom Foundation on What a Republican Majority Has Not Meant The 108th Congress, which took office in January of last year, was […]
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eTalkinghead
By invitation of Dustin Frelich, I've joined the writing staff at eTalkinghead. Be afraid. Be very afraid.
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In Support of Voting
Jacob G. Hornberger, writing in The Multiracial Activist on In Support of Voting As one who refused to vote for some 20 years, I wield a credential in the debate […]
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Same-Sex and Mixed-Race Revisited: Should Marriage Be a Public Affair?
Emily Monroy, writing for The Multiracial Activist on Same-Sex and Mixed-Race Revisited: Should Marriage Be a Public Affair? A year ago I wrote the essay “Same sex and mixed race: […]
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Beyond Race
From my comrade-in-arms, Charles Michael Byrd, founder, editor and publisher of Interracial Voice: “Beyond Race: I Am Not This Body!” (Preview) by Charles Michael Byrd Dear Interracial Voice […]
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Upcoming IMF/World Bank Chaos
As a public service (can I write this off my taxes?), I've posted the following information from a coworker, with regard to road closures for the upcoming IMF/World Bank Meetings […]
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Killing in the Name of Libertarianism
Max Borders waxes philosophic on liberventionism: …it was important to give teeth to 1441 — the UN resolution authorizing the use of force against Iraq — as well as our […]
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Big Government Theocracy
Jim Abrams of the Associated Press on House votes to protect 'under God' in Pledge The House, in an emotionally and politically charged debate six weeks before the election, voted […]
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Voting While Serving
The New York Times on Denying the Troops a Secret Ballot: Members of the military will be allowed to vote this year by faxing or e-mailing their ballots – after […]
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