Some housekeeping is in order. I am still in the process of adding the "letters to the editor" sections from The Multiracial Activist to A Mixed Blog, under their appropriate […]
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Author: James Landrith
Veterans For Common Sense News Update
Among Troops, Growing Doubts About Mission, Leaders Who Sent Them Posted: 2004-07-22 22:38:00.000 Provision in Bill Bars Pentagon From Revising Investment Rules Posted: 2004-07-23 10:57:00.000 A Soldier Reports From Iraq […]
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White Slavery, Maternal Descent…
White Slavery, Maternal Descent, And The Politics Of Slavery In The Antebellum United States Originally Presented At University Of Nottingham Institute For The Study Of Slavery by Lawrence R. Tenzer […]
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White, Black, or Other: A Reactionary Examination of Choosing an Identity
White, Black, or Other: A Reactionary Examination of Choosing an Identity The Multiracial Activist by Scottie Lowe July/August 2004 How many racial boxes do we really need? Jasper Short, author […]
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Mr. Reagan: Reflections and Well Wishes
Mr. Reagan: Reflections and Well Wishes The Abolitionist Examiner by Adam Abraham July/August 2004 SACRAMENTO — I wasn't a big fan of Ronald Reagan as president, but I wish him […]
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The Decline of Affirmative Action
The Decline of Affirmative Action The Abolitionist Examiner by Wendy McElroy July/August 2004 A year ago, on June 23rd, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of affirmative action (AA) in […]
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Editorial Anger
No explanation, just click here. That ain't right.
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Melungeon Wisdom
Kennedy: We’re one big human family Coalfield.com by Robert Baird We're all kin, Brent Kennedy says. "Not just figuratively, but literally." We come from the same source if we go […]
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New Melungeon Book
Book studies Turkish, Melungeon links Coalfield.com by Robert Baird A new book by Brent Kennedy and Joseph Scolnick Jr. sheds some light on a neglected area of U.S. history – […]
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Repeal It
American Indians want law repeal By Jennifer Peter Associated Press As city leaders work to burnish the shine on the "new Boston" for this month's Democratic National Convention, a group […]
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