Tag: Abolition of Racial Classifications

This misleading garbage needs a response. Letters to the editor can be sent here. Erasing racial data only hides problem The Kansas City Star by Miriam Pepper The true terminator […]

Racial data battle line drawn August 10, 2003 The Sacramento Bee by Jim Sanders Four decades after Martin Luther King Jr. spoke of his dream for a society that doesn’t […]

Rallies criticize goals of Prop. 54 Associated Press by Toshi Maeda Lawmakers, doctors, business leaders and minority groups kicked off a statewide campaign Thursday to block the passage of a […]

I've pitched an op-ed to several publications in California and other states regarding the Racial Privacy Initative. The Nashville Digest is the first to bite. You can read it here.

Letters to the editor can be sent here: Racial privacy initiative faces war The Oakland Tribune By Michelle Maitre A coalition of elected officials and business, health and education organizations […]

I’m finished with The Abolitionist Examiner for this issue (minus one excellent paper from sociologist Yehudi Webster that is still in production). The Multiracial Activist will require more work this […]

Letters to the editor can be sent here. Groups vow to defeat initiative banning racial data collection OPPONENTS SAY MONEY NEEDED TO FIGHT PROPOSITION 54 IN OCT. 7 VOTE By […]

Letters to the editor can be via this url: Council opposes Prop. 54 By Ryan P. Fuller Aggie City Editor August 07, 2003 The Davis City Council voted unanimously on […]

Below from the Desert Dispatch is one of the best op-eds on the RPI I’ve seen yet. Supportive letters can be sent here: Thursday, August 7, 2003 Thinking It Through: […]

Letters to the editor can be sent via this url: Is state ready for Racial Privacy Initiative? Alameda Times-Star by James Q. Wilson We all believe that everybody should be […]