The Meaning of Mulatto Radcliffe Quarterly Fall / Winter 1997 by Erin Bannister My mother is white. My father is black. But I have never known what I am. I […]
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Author: A.D. Powell
Racial Integrity or `Race Suicide’
Racial Integrity or `Race Suicide’: Virginia’s Eugenic Movement, W. E. B. Du Bois, and the Work of Walter A. Plecker. Negro History Bulletin April-Sept, 1999 by Derryn E. Moten It […]
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Village Voice attack on Dickerson
Blackness as Folly: Debra Dickerson gambles on telling blacks to give up by Thulani Davis The Village Voice A book white folks will like. That’s how some describe The End […]
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Eurasian Danish Princess
Princess Alexandra of Denmark http://www.eurasiannation.com/generic231.html
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The brotherhood of man
The brotherhood of man The Washington Times by Thomas Sowell Those of us who believe in the brotherhood of man have to be able to accept the negative, as well […]
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The End of Blackness
The End of Blackness By Jamie Glazov FrontPageMagazine.com | February 20, 2004 Frontpage Interview’s guest today is Debra Dickerson, the author of the prize-winning memoir An American Story and of […]
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Roger Ebert on film casting and “racial” identity
Catch That Kid Chicago Sun-Times by Roger Ebert Corbin Bleu and Max Thieriot, as her two pals, are just plain likable, and the attraction between Bleu and Stewart may be […]
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A biracial generation looks for its place
It’s sad that the people in this story believe that it is acceptable to call themselves “biracial” or “black” but never “white.” Is “white” some kind of godlike identity of […]
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The Quota Quandary
The Quota Quandary The United States is not the only country struggling with affirmative action in university admissions 2/13/04 Chronicle of Higher Education By BETH McMURTRIE Largely unnoticed by those […]
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Conflicts between “blacks” and Latinos
The quote from Kweise Mfume is so typical of NAACP hypocrisy. They have great respect for the separate identity of Latinos but not for their Anglo and Creole counterparts. Unspoken […]
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