The Re(Write) with James Landrith Writing
May 14, 2004 Letter to Senators Warner and Allen James Landrith PO Box 8208 Alexandria, VA 22306-8208 May 14, 2004 The Honorable John William Warner United States Senate 225 Russell Senate Office Building Washington,...
May 13, 2004 Letter to President Bush James Landrith PO Box 8208 Alexandria, VA 22306-8208 May 13, 2004 The President The White House Washington, DC 20500 Dear Mr. President: As an American, I am...
May 13, 2004 Letter to Representative Moran James Landrith PO Box 8208 Alexandria, VA 22306-8208 May 13, 2004 The Honorable James P. Moran U.S House of Representatives 2239 Rayburn House Office Building Washington, DC...
Consistently Aggravating The Abolitionist Examiner May/June 2004 by James A. Landrith, Jr. Unlike certain "multiracial" organization leaders (ya'll know who you are), I am willing to work with individuals and organizations from any part...
Apparently, I am a "Sick Neocon" for my attack on "New Nation News and H. Millard". Yeah, I'm a real wacko for calling a racist a racist.
As a six year active duty Marine veteran who “vacationed” in Saudi Arabia during the first Gulf War my opinion on the recent revelations of abuse of Iraqi prisoners, may surprise new readers. Not...
Recently, I authorized the inclusion of The Multiracial Activist on a coalition letter to Nuala O'Connor Kelly, Chief Privacy Officer, Department of Homeland Security, regarding US-VISIT redress policy dated March 15, 2004. The letter...
The Holocaust is Our History Too: The History of the Mixed Race Holocaust Victims The Multiracial Activist by Patrice Farmer May/June 2004 6 million out of 11 million victims of the Holocaust were Jews....
No Woman No Cry Excerpt from the book “No Woman No Cry: My Life with Bob Marley” The Multiracial Activist by Rita Marley with Hettie Jones May/June 2004 People ask what it’s like when...
Cracking the Racial Divide: Tracing the Historical Connection of The Castizo, The Modern Mulatto vs. the Colonial Mexican Mulatto The Multiracial Activist by Patrice Farmer May/June 2004 Maybe it was youth that blinded me...