Radley Balko's talking about Where to Draw the Line on Lott: Once Lott's gone, it's important that liberty-lovers draw a thick and conspicuous line between themselves and the racial demagoguery […]
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Julian Sanchez has posted an entry on "Taking a cue from the French…" It seems that Malaysia, a nation not known for tolerance or civil liberties, has banned ads with […]
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Kimberly Hohman, Race Relations Guide for About.com, has posted her summary of the past week's events online: Lott's of Trouble: What you need to know about Senator Trent Lott's comments, […]
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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. � […]
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Once again, I gets to trumpets my own horn. Yours truly is a 2003 recipient of "The Lamplighter's" Seal of Approval for my work with The Abolitionist Examiner. Once I […]
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Mythbreaker and author Dee Brown passed away Thursday. His work in bringing the real story of the west to light will remain with us for generations. [goodreviews isbn=”9780805066692″]
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Roger Clegg, conservative activist and general counsel of The Center for Equal Opportunity had this to say in yesterday's National Review: The issue is whether someone who has said what […]
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Deroy Murdock, in Thursday's National Review had this to say about the fine Senator from Mississippi: …what are black Republicans supposed to say when fellow blacks ask why we belong […]
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I've just posted my latest editorial, A Lott to Fix at The Multiracial Activist. Everyone act surprised and try not to notice that a lot of it appeared here first […]
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The New Yorker has posted an interesting piece on Too Much Information. When it comes to concocting fevered visions of the future as a way of illuminating the present, Jules […]
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