I think you’ll find these letters sent to Salon.com interesting. The writers are furious at Salon editor Laura Miller because she denounced a “black” character on a television program as […]
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Category: A Mixed Blog
Category listings of blog entries. Approximately 1200 blog entries and 500 comments from the old "A Mixed Blog" are in the process of being converted and imported to this section. Stay tuned – the archives will eventually be complete!
News Links for November 21
Battling bigotry in Boone County by Jacqueline Froelich Arkansas Times (November 21, 2003) Speaking openly about race by Desiree Cooper Detroit Free Press (November 20, 2003) Married or Not, It’s […]
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More on Modern Slavery
Lewis Beale of USA Weekend on Precious freedom: Francis Bok’s escape from childhood slavery is a horror tale with a happy ending: At age 7, most kids are mastering tying […]
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Bruin-ou.com Relaunch
I heard from my South African colleague Charles Ash today. Apparently, his website for coloured (multiracial) individuals, Bruin-ou.com, has relaunched with a new look. Check it out. This entry also […]
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Cut It Out Ya’ll
Well. Someone landed at my blog today via the following Google search: Interracial voice hates black culture. WTF? Over. Now, the sentiments expressed in that particular string of words above […]
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Story of Melungeons shows early diversity in upper South
Story of Melungeons shows early diversity in upper South Knoxville News Sentinel
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Multiracial Identity
Hello Everyone, My name is Patrick Shaou-Whea Dodge and I am conducting an exploratory study on Multiracial Identity. I am multiracial and am searching for other multiracial individuals that are […]
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The ‘Life Dividends’ of Equality and Excellence
The ‘Life Dividends’ of Equality and Excellence: Finding Reasons to Set ‘Differential Prejudices’ Asideby Adam Abraham (The Multiracial Activist)https://www.multiracial.com/readers/abraham.html (November/December 2003)
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bilingual/bicultural development research
For those interested in participating, I’ve received the following research announcement: My name is Amy Snyder Ohta and I am an associate professor in the Department of Asian Languages & […]
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Creole Studies Conference in New Orleans, La. 10-23 to 10-25, 2003
The Creole Studies Conference sponsored by the Creole Heritage Center located at Northwestern University in Natchitoches, La., in conjunction with Tulane University, held its annual conference in New Orleans, La. […]
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