TMA News Links Supplement for 1/14/2005
TMA News Links Supplement January 14, 2005 http://www.multiracial.com/newsletter/newslinks2005-01-14.html Technorati: multiracial
Category: Blog, Commentary and Articles
Jackson Utopia
David Borden on Mass Cocaine Arrests in Jackson, Mississippi: Today's issue of The Clarion-Ledger in Jackson, Mississippi, reported on mass arrests of accused participants in a cocaine ring. Get this — it took 60...
Doomed To Repeat
Michael Gaddy, writing for LewRockwell.com, on Is There Another 'Tet' in Our Future? Our enemy is much more cognizant of our history than are our leaders. A young intelligence officer, now home from Iraq,...
David Borden is Getting His Blog On
David Borden, Executive Director of Drug Reform Coordination Network (DRCNet), is now blogging at DRCNet's new blog: Prohibition and the Media
Checking Race in 2010?
My colleague, Charles Michael Byrd (Interracial Voice) is coordinating a poll regarding "racial" classifications on the 2010 Census, and invites The Multiracial Activist's readers to participate.
Show Me Your Papers, Comrade
More on the national ID card front: Floor Statement: Government IDs and Identity Theft by The Honorable Ron E. Paul The Multiracial Activist Mr. Speaker, today I introduce the Identity Theft Prevention Act. This...
Breaking Our Backs II
Mark Thompson of Time Magazine on Where Are the New Recruits? Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld–who has long opposed a permanent hike in the Army's 500,000-strong active-duty force–made himself scarce as these troubling indicators surfaced....
Website Redesign.
Exciting changes are coming for this website. I've finally decided which CMS to use for the 250+ pages of non-blog content on this website – Mambo. For a sneak peek at my work in...
One Drop Rule In Reverse
Denying Assistance to Mixed Bloods Perpetuates Genocide IMDiversity, Inc. By Louis Whitehead The legitimacy of mixed-bloods I am only part Indian, but all of me is confused. A couple of weeks ago, Indian Country...
We Ain’t Done Yet
Harvey Silvergate, writing for Reason, on Civil Liberties and Enemy Combatants: Why the Supreme Court's widely praised rulings are bad for America If you were relying solely on media accounts for guidance, you would...