This is from page 99 of the paperback edition to Obama’s autobiography, Dreams from My Father. Many people assume that he is similar to Tiger Woods because he constantly refers […]
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Category: Featured Writers
Featured writers for The Multiracial Activist and The Abolitionist Examiner.
Multiracial identity on “Talk of the Nation” (NPR)
I've heard that "multiracial identity" will be the topic on National Public Radio's "Talk of the Nation" this afternoon (2 pm Eastern Time) http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=9849015 A.D. Powell
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More on the “Is Obama black?” controversy
http://www.sptimes.com/2007/04/15/Opinion/Shades_of_black.shtml Quote: Shades of black If the man who could be our first black president has a white mother, and yet Toni Morrison says we already elected one in Bill […]
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Amanda Martinez’s Sola
Amanda Martinez’s Sola A Canadian musical artist reaches out to her Latin roots April/May 2007 – The Multiracial Activist by Emily Monroy Lately, it seems, we are witnessing an […]
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TMA Hits 10 Years Old – Submissions Welcome
April 9, 2007The Multiracial ActivistFrom the Editor: The Multiracial Activist, will be 10 years old on April 15th. I’m preparing a history of the website and a review of the last […]
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Immigration Policy Reveals What We Are
IMMIGRATION POLICY REVEALS WHAT WE ARE by Sheldon Richman March 25, 2007 The new compromise immigration bill is drawing lots of flak, not least from conservatives who object […]
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Melungeons and the Mixed Race Experience
Melungeons and the Mixed Race Experience A speech given to the Melungeon "Sixth Union" Conference on June 9, 2006. by A.D. Powell One of the many "hidden histories" of the […]
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Allen Shows General Lack of Home Training
Allen Shows General Lack of Home Training by James A. Landrith, Jr. August 18, 2006 I'm a bit late in covering this, but what the hey. Let's talk about it. […]
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Some vs. They
Some vs. They by James A. Landrith, Jr. Originally published in Rational Review I've been having some interesting exchanges with a few "libertarians" in one of the MySpace libertarian forums. […]
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From Where I Sit: On the Roberts Nomination
From Where I Sit: On the Roberts Nomination & Civil Rights Leadership by Valerie A. Wilkins-Godbee December 2005/January 2006 Originally published, Harmony People Sentential From Where I Sit: ISSN: 1068-8226 […]
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