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 two cases that challenged...
Author: James Landrith
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 back far enough in...
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 – the migration for centuries...
Philly’s biracial Rose at ease in 2 cultures
Philly’s biracial Rose at ease in 2 cultures Irish Echo by Peter McDermott At elementary school, Sin??ad De Roiste always had the best answer to the question "What did you do during the summer...
Embracing an amazing set of twins
FAMILY: Embracing an amazing set of twins Richmond Times-Dispatch by Bill Lohmann June Bunker Klemmer Ellison was born in her grandfather’s home in the mountains of western North Carolina, but she spent most of...
Yet More on Marriage
Experts alarmed by violent trend against foreign brides 2004/7/22 Amber Wang, TAIPEI, Taiwan The China Post With more men looking for wives in Southeast Asia and other foreign countries, experts are concerned about an...
More on Marriage
I’m against marriage outside of one’s species Cheboygan Daily Tribune By BRUCE D. CALLANDER Many of the people who are so upset about same-sex marriage are the same ones who used to insist that...
Review for Touch of Pink
Formulaic ‘Touch of Pink’ is in need of a deeper shade of plot By Wesley Morris, Globe Staff July 23, 2004 Written and directed by Ian Iqbal Rashid, this is one of those closet-case...