The Denver Post on Indian trust vote disgraceful: In the 21st century, Congress should treat American Indians with honesty and respect. Instead, a U.S. House panel took a leap backward […]
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Tag: Race Relations
There is all the difference in the world between treating people equally and attempting to make them equal. – F.A. Hayek
Nice
My latest editorial at The Abolitionist Examiner got linked today by The Nashville Digest. Sweet traffic, traffic, traffic…
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Gotcha
I hate to break it you – whoever you are. I just renewed my domain name for the The Multiracial Activist and The Abolitionist Examiner, which I've had since August […]
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What’s It Gonna Be?
My latest editorial, What's It Gonna Be? Collectivist Racialism or Individualism?, is up at The Abolitionist Examiner. It is sure to piss off or please. Probably some of both. Mad, […]
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New Issue of TMA
The new issue of my sorely neglected publication (bad editor, bad, bad, bad!) The Multiracial Activist is now online: Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner? by Dali Abel Letter to First […]
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Ward Connerly on Brokaw
This evening, fellow "racial" classifications abolitionist Ward Connerly will appear on Tom Brokaw Reports. Ward Connerly was interviewed after the University of Michigan oral arguments. Some of his comments will […]
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It’s about the children stupid
The email response below to one of my old editorials on transracial adoption which was extremely critical of the National Association of Black Social Workers reveals much about the average […]
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What’s It Gonna Be? Collectivist Racialism or Individualism?
What’s It Gonna Be? Collectivist Racialism or Individualism? by James A. Landrith, Jr. June/July 2003 in The Abolitionist Examiner
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More on Racialist UC Board of Regents
Susanne M.J. Heine writing for INTERRACIAL VOICE on The RPI and why it doesn't work in the minds of bureaucrats: Two weeks ago in California, the "Racial Privacy Initiative" (RPI), […]
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Color of Night
Independent radio producer Philip Martin has a new documentary broadcasting in Chicago on WBEZ tonight and next Tuesday: The Color of Night: Sexual Politics of Chicago Nightlife Wednesday, May 21 […]
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