Press and Government Mentions – Page 8 – Official Website of James Landrith

Selected texts of testimony and articles covering my work or that of my websites The Multiracial Activist or The Abolitionist Examiner. A full list of such book/media/government coverage is available here.

John Ashcroft’s “Horrendous” Civil Rights Record

Posted on January 1, 2004 by James Landrith

John Ashcroft’s “Horrendous” Civil Rights Record As Governor, Senator And Attorney General, Ashcroft Has Been Bad On Civil Rights Issues As Attorney General, one of John Ashcroft’s most important duties […]

Topic: Fables of the reconstruction

Posted on April 16, 2003 by James Landrith

USA Today Topic: Fables of the reconstruction Posted April 16, 2003 10:45 p.m. 05/20/2005 – Updated 11:58 AM ET Almost over or barely started? The war winds down as the peace lurches forward, with […]

U.S. Army: When boys do men’s work

Posted on April 11, 2003 by James Landrith

US Army: When boys do men’s work 11 April 2003 Kate Jackson Crikey’s Army Observer MediaShark has a look at the way in which the US military have conducted themselves […]

News Conference on U.S. Military Build-Up In The Gulf

Posted on January 15, 2003 by James Landrith

January 15, 2003 Wednesday VETERANS FOR COMMON SENSE AND MILITARY FAMILIES SPEAK OUT HOLD A NEWS CONFERENCE ON U.S. MILITARY BUILD-UP IN THE GULF JANUARY 15, 2003 SPEAKERS: ERIK GUSTAFSON […]

Various Leaders and Military Families Deliver Remarks at the National Press Club

Posted on January 14, 2003 by James Landrith

FDCH Political Transcripts January 15, 2003 Wednesday VARIOUS LEADERS AND MILITARY FAMILIES DELIVER REMARKS AT THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB LENGTH: 9176 words SPEAKER: VARIOUS LEADERS, VETERANS FOR COMMON SENSE […]

Lott’s of Trouble

Posted on December 16, 2002 by James Landrith

Lott's of Trouble What you need to know about Senator Trent Lott's comments, his critics and his future. Related Resources � Race and Politics: How race shaped Election 2002. � […]

Should Our Race Be Private?

Posted on June 1, 2002 by James Landrith

Should Our Race Be Private? by J. Bradley Jansen Published in The Abolitionist Examiner June/July 2002

Affirmative Action: Thinking Outside the Racial Box

Posted on January 9, 2002 by James Landrith

Affirmative Action: Thinking Outside the Racial Box January 09, 2002 by Kim Remember Prop 209? That was the 1996 California ballot initiative that read: “The state shall not discriminate […]

Census data will touch many – what will the numbers show?

Posted on March 18, 2001 by James Landrith

Census data will touch many – what will the numbers show? – Details to have big impact on communities Asheville Citizen-Times by Jason Sandford March 18, 2001 Pages A1 and A5 […]