August 20, 2003 Letter to Transportation Safety Administration James Landrith PO Box 8208 Alexandria, VA 22306-8208 August 20 2003 Transportation Safety Administration Privacy Office Washington, DC I am writing to […]
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Author: James Landrith
Libertarian Matt Hale – NOT!!!
Someone arrived at my blog today after the following search: Libertarian Matt Hale. I've got a few posts on him in my archives, so that makes sense. I also had […]
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Sharing Calendars
Are any Treo 300 users sharing calendars? If so, what applications are you using? What I want to do is to be able to create a separate calendar to handle […]
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Affirmative Action Foes Split Over Racial Privacy Initiative
Nathan C. Masters of CNSNews.com on Affirmative Action Foes Split Over Racial Privacy Initiative: The man who wrote and sponsored California's Proposition 209, which banned affirmative action in the state, […]
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Prop. 54 funding is questioned
The Sacramento Bee on Prop. 54 funding is questioned: With the election fast approaching, California voters trying to “follow the money” in Ward Connerly’s campaign to restrict race-based data quickly […]
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Educators confused over Prop. 54
Emily Berg of the Victorville Daily Press on Educators confused over Prop. 54: Checking race and ethnic background boxes on government forms could come to an end in California. On […]
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Prop 54 would hide inequities in education
Prop 54 would hide inequities in education: Would bar the state from gathering information on race By JENNIFER COLEMAN, The Associated Press For more of this story, click on or […]
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We Can’t Afford This VICTORY
National Consumer Coalition's Privacy Group has issued its lastest Privacy Villain of the Week. The current offender is John Ashcroft: Attorney General John Ashcroft has kicked off a road show, […]
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Breaking The Chains
I have an op-ed appearing in ChronWatch today. Read it here.
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Black leaders protest racial privacy initiative
Black leaders protest racial privacy initiative August 14, 2003 The San Francisco Examiner by Ethan Fletcher Julian Bond, national chairman of the NAACP, joined other African-American leaders Wednesday in San […]
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