Only in a police state is the job of a policeman easy. – Orson Welles
Nattering nabobs of negativism II William Safire (San Francisco Chronicle) (December 7, 2001) http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2001/12/07/ED216606.DTL Preparing to tell the Senate Judiciary Committee where to get off yesterday, Attorney General John Ashcroft […]
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Why Congress is quiet on liberties by Gail Russell Chaddock The Christian Science Monitor Three weeks after Congress passed the most sweeping extension of law enforcement authority since World War […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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June/July 2001 in The Abolitionist Examiner: Define ‘paraphernalia’ by Vin Suprynowicz This entry also posted in Yahoo! Groups – Starboard CFC.
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April/May in The Multiracial Activist: Yahoo! We Have Free Speech by Jacob G. Hornberger
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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 […]
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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, […]
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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 […]
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