Beautiful Ambiguity
Ruth La Ferla of the New York Times on Generation E.A.: Ethnically Ambiguous EACH week, Leo Jimenez, a 25-year-old New Yorker, sifts through a mound of invitations, pulling out the handful that seem most...
Tagged: Race Relations
Not On My Blog
Word to the wiseass – don't think that I'm going to ignore your 2000 word comment postings when you fill them with "nigger", "ape", "gorilla", "coon" and other disgusting nonsense that has no bearing...
Current Issue of TAE Online
The current issue of The Abolitionist Examiner is now online. This issue’s abolitionists are: The "Exempt" Society: Black Honor Society Cries Foul, Ignores Own Culpability by Adam Abraham Restore the First Amendment at Shippensburg...
Current Issue of TMA Online
The current issue of The Multiracial Activist is now online: The ‘Life Dividends’ of Equality and Excellence: Finding Reasons to Set ‘Differential Prejudices’ Aside by Adam Abraham The California ‘Equal’ Election: Of Bold and...
Get Your Website Listed And Linked
I’ve recently taken over as editor of the much neglected Multiracial category of DMOZ’s Open Directory Project. I’ve added many new subcategories of links and begun the process of adding the category listings. Now...
Setting Differential Prejudices Aside
Adam Abraham, writing for The Multiracial Activist on The ‘Life Dividends’ of Equality and Excellence: Finding Reasons to Set ‘Differential Prejudices’ Aside My heart reaches out to all the people who lost their homes...
Cluelessness
From a posting in a discussion group I subscribe to: You know what I think? I think the multiracial movement is all about one world and I don't like it. That's all it's about...
Bruin-ou.com Relaunch
I heard from my South African colleague Charles Ash today. Apparently, his website for coloured (multiracial) individuals, Bruin-ou.com, has relaunched with a new look. Check it out. This entry also posted at A Mixed...
Cut It Out Ya’ll
Well. Someone landed at my blog today via the following Google search: Interracial voice hates black culture. WTF? Over. Now, the sentiments expressed in that particular string of words above may or may not...