Joyce King, writing for the Christian Science Monitor on Redefining ‘black’ From my physical features and peanut-butter color, people are comfortable categorizing me as black. That label does not begin […]
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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
Welcome TheosoD’Rejean
We have a new blogger at A Mixed Blog – TheosoD'Rejean Turner aka SKYDOGS (archives will be available here.) Turner is the Coordinator/Founder of M.O.X.H.C.A., a Canadian affiliate of the […]
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More From My Censor
A series of questions from my good buddy J. Scott or J.P. Scott (jpscott@post.com) or whoever it really is: jscott said: I noticed that you have removed Steve Sailer’s articles […]
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Submitted For Your Approval
Apparently, I am about to be censured in print. Or on the web. Or somewhere. Someone calling themself “J. Scott” or “J.P. Scott” (jpscott@post.com) has been demaning that I answer […]
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wanna be on TV?
See the following announcement (forwarded by Mavin Foundation) for a new talk show looking to cover biracial families. From: Amanda Erekson amanda@mavinfoundation.org Subject: [mavin] wanna be on TV? Michelle Niger […]
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Stop Proving Me Right
Lynnette Clemetson of the New York Times on Homeland Security Given Data on Arab-Americans: The Census Bureau has provided specially tabulated population statistics on Arab-Americans to the Department of Homeland […]
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Housekeeping
Some housekeeping is in order. I am still in the process of adding the "letters to the editor" sections from The Multiracial Activist to A Mixed Blog, under their appropriate […]
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White, Black, or Other: A Reactionary Examination of Choosing an Identity
White, Black, or Other: A Reactionary Examination of Choosing an Identity The Multiracial Activist by Scottie Lowe July/August 2004 How many racial boxes do we really need? Jasper Short, author […]
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The Decline of Affirmative Action
The Decline of Affirmative Action The Abolitionist Examiner by Wendy McElroy July/August 2004 A year ago, on June 23rd, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of affirmative action (AA) in […]
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Melungeon Wisdom
Kennedy: We’re one big human family Coalfield.com by Robert Baird We're all kin, Brent Kennedy says. "Not just figuratively, but literally." We come from the same source if we go […]
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