Tagged: Civil Liberties and Advocacy Efforts
Drawing a Line for Liberties The Christian Science Monitor Under pressure from the war against terrorism, the line between civil liberties and security is moving steadily toward greater police powers for the government. This...
Shortly after the September 11 attacks, I was asked to join a new coalition which now consists of about 150 conservative, green, liberal and libertarian organizations and websites lead by political powerhouses like the...
Earlier this year, a bill, H.R. 1266, to eliminate the INS’ use of “secret evidence” as a tool of oppression was making headway and gaining cosponsors. In the wake of last weeks terrorist attacks,...
June/July 2001 in The Abolitionist Examiner: Define ‘paraphernalia’ by Vin Suprynowicz This entry also posted in Yahoo! Groups – Starboard CFC.
April/May in The Multiracial Activist: Yahoo! We Have Free Speech by Jacob G. Hornberger
In order to end racial profiling and Driving While Black or Brown, we first have to get rid of it’s creator, The Drug War. Local and federal jurisdictions love The Drug War. Why? It...
I was interviewed today by a reporter for The Desert Sun, out of Palm Springs, CA. Interview lasted about 35 minutes. I had a few choice words regarding the NAACP, the Democratic Party and...
I was just interviewed by Carl Weiser of Gannett News Service for a story on the upcoming multiracial census numbers. I don’t know when the story will run. He asked what boxes I checked....
December 2000/January 2001 in The Multiracial Activist: Let’s Retire The Drug War by Jacob G. Hornberger
Judge puts brakes on Census Bureau by Sarah Foster (WorldNetDaily) (March 28, 2000) U.S. Census Bureau works to quell privacy fears by Stuart Eskenazi (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) (March 28, 2000) Already, setbacks for the census...