Tag: Civil Liberties and Advocacy Efforts

October 6, 2004 Equality and Citizenship: Promises Broken American Military University HS 101, United States History to 1877 by James Landrith The signing of the Declaration of Independence was a […]

The good folks at the Center for National Security Studies are "concerned that the civil liberties dangers posed by current intelligence reorganization proposals have been inadequately explored and considered" and […]

Deborah Pearlstein, Director of the U.S. Law and Security Program at Human Rights First has posted on online diary of her observations of a week in the life of the […]

The Columbian on Ban Bubbles Up: Disgusting as it is, flag desecration will always tell us more about the desecrater than it will tell us about the flag. The issue […]

My primary publication, The Multiracial Activist, has been participating in a joint lawsuit since 2001 against the Department of Justice regarding secret detentions. My advocacy letters can be found here […]

Libertarian presidential candidate Michael Badnarik comes correct on the issue of big government marriage amendments: Government involvement in marriage had an ugly beginning, Badnarik noted. “The only reason that marriage […]

Well, the big government conservatives (yes – it is my new mantra) have failed in their bid to expand their power into areas it was never meant to reach. The […]

Nevada Libertarian Congressional Candidate Jim Duensing on the Freedom to Read: 18 Republicans, 191 Democrats, and the only Independent in Congress voted to protect our library and book store records […]

There’s a fourth coalition letter from June that my primary publication The Multiracial Activist signed on. This letter, in support of restoration of the Fifth and Sixth Amendments, was sent […]