For those who are truly interested in eliminating racial categories, see this interview with Ward Connerly of ACRI that I assisted my Comrade-In-Arms Charles Byrd of INTERRACIAL VOICE at: http://www.interracialvoice.com/interv6.html […]
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The link below is for a column written by Jeff Jacoby for Frontpage Magazine on How Leftists ‘Debate’. Many of the tactics outlined by Jacoby will sound familiar to those […]
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This morning, NPR’s Morning Edition aired an interview with my wife and I regarding religious intolerance towards interracial marriages and specifically mentioned racist Bob Jones University (BJU). To listen, use […]
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Project RACE and The Multiracial ActivistPress Release – 01 April 1999 MEDIA ADVISORY – April 1, 1999 PROJECT RACE AND THE MULTIRACIAL ACTIVIST RELEASE “BLOOD RESSURE”, REVEALING THE OMB PLAN […]
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March 15, 1999 Letter to Editor of The State James Landrith PO Box 8208 Alexandria, VA 22306-8208 (This letter was sent but not published) March 15, 1999 Dear Editor: Last […]
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Statement Submitted for the Record by James A . Landrith, Jr. Editor and Publisher The Multiracial Activist https://www.multiracial.com/ on HB 508 before the Senate Education Committee of the South Carolina […]
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THE STATE TAXPAYER MONIES SHOULD BE WITHHELD FROM BJU Sunday, March 7, 1999 Section: EDITORIAL Page: D3 By DARRELL JACKSON, Special to The State In 1967, the U.S. Supreme Court […]
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MEDIA ADVISORY – March 2, 1999 THE MULTIRACIAL ACTIVIST (TMA) APPLAUDS SOUTH CAROLINA STATE SENATOR DARRELL JACKSON FOR INTRODUCING GB 508, WHICH DISALLOWS SCHOLARSHIPS TO SCHOOLS PRACTICING RACIAL DISCRIMINATION The […]
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Open Letter to The Interracial, Multiracial and Transracial Adoptee Community by James A. Landrith, Jr. March/April 1999 in Interracial Voice
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THE STATE STATE SHOULDN'T SUBSIDIZE BOB JONES UNIVERSITY Friday, February 26, 1999 Section: EDITORIAL Page: A8 Sen. Darrell Jackson is absolutely correct to propose that we stop spending state money […]
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