August 31, 2004: Lu??s Dufaur, writing for a Brazilian think tank (I think), on Cotas na Universidade: achatamento e luta de classes: O exemplo americano, mais uma vez, é esclarecedor. […]
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While people certainly have and should enjoy the right to call themselves what they want, no agency at any level of government should be in the business of imposing a “racial” or “ethnic” identity upon anyone. – Charles Michael Byrd
August 31, 2004: Lu??s Dufaur, writing for a Brazilian think tank (I think), on Cotas na Universidade: achatamento e luta de classes: O exemplo americano, mais uma vez, é esclarecedor. […]
Read moreFrom my comrade-in-arms, Charles Michael Byrd, founder, editor and publisher of Interracial Voice: “Beyond Race: I Am Not This Body!” (Preview) by Charles Michael Byrd Dear Interracial Voice […]
Read moreAngelo Falcón and José A. García of HISPANIC LINK WEEKLY REPORT on CENSUS BUREAU STILL HASN’T RESTORED ITS CREDIBILITY: The news that the U.S. Census Bureau recently provided the U.S. […]
Read moreLynnette 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 […]
Read moreThe 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 […]
Read moreAmerican Indians want law repeal By Jennifer Peter Associated Press As city leaders work to burnish the shine on the "new Boston" for this month's Democratic National Convention, a group […]
Read moreJune 27, 2004 Perpetuating Racism Through Racial Classification American Military University EN 102, Effectiveness in Writing by James Landrith As a so-called interracially married husband and father of two multiracial […]
Read moreConsistently Aggravating The Abolitionist Examiner May/June 2004 by James A. Landrith, Jr. Unlike certain "multiracial" organization leaders (ya'll know who you are), I am willing to work with individuals and […]
Read moreOn ‘Birthing’ Equal Perception The Abolitionist Examiner by Adam Abraham May/June 2004 SACRAMENTO — If placed "on the spot" and asked to answer without prior warning, most reasonable people will […]
Read moreTrue Equality: The Unifying ‘Field’ That Trumps Race The Abolitionist Examiner by Adam Abraham May/June 2004 Let’s be clear on one thing about race-preference policies and practices today: from the […]
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