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New on July 10, 2002 Freedom from Raceby David Horowitz (TownHall.com)http://www.townhall.com/columnists/davidhorowitz/dh20020710.shtml (July 10, 2002) The Melungeons: A New Pathby Brent Kennedy (INTERRACIAL VOICE)http://interracialvoice.com/kennedy.html (July/August 2002)
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In the Washington Times Profiling scorned as ‘false comfort’: “It is very tempting to take false comfort in the belief that we can spot the bad guy based on appearance […]
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Alex Fryer, writing for The Seattle Times: “Beginning today, state and local lawmakers are prohibited from using the term “Oriental” in statutes, codes, rules and regulations. Instead, officials must use […]
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New on July 2, 2002 Racial pricing difference renews adoption debateby Mary Mitchell (Chicago Sun-Times)http://www.suntimes.com/output/mitchell/cst-nws-mitch02.html (July 2, 2002) Use of word 'Oriental' restricted by lawby Alex Fryer (The Seattle Times)http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/134485582_noslur01m.html […]
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Today on FOXNews.com – Feds Deny Asking ISPs to Watch E-mails: “The White House denied a Washington Post report Thursday alleging that the Al Qaeda terrorist network is working on […]
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Joint Letter (signed by TMA) to House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure Regarding National Identification Cards (National ID Coalition) https://www.multiracial.com/letters/2002-06-27.html (June 27, 2002)
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The American Civil Rights Institute, founded by Ward Connerly has posted their latest edition of The Egalitarian online (pdf format). Good reading, as always.
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Brad Jansen, Deputy Director of the Center for Technology Policy of the Free Congress Foundation has this to say in the Washington Times: When Attorney General John Ashcroft announced changes […]
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Newsday gets one right. Padilla is “one nasty piece of work” as their editorial from yesterday states. But he is also an American citizen. “Our tripartite government of executive, legislative […]
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Clyde Wayne Crews Jr. has an interesting commentary in Tech Central Station regarding the hypocrisy of government regulating private databases while conducting the biggest, most intrusive data grab in history. […]
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