From a poster on a discussion group I subscribe to with regard to “racial” profiling and the Racial Privacy Initiative: “genizizi” wrote: Oh yes, it most certainly did. It stated […]
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Category: Featured Writers
Featured writers for The Multiracial Activist and The Abolitionist Examiner.
Racial Profiling and the RPI II
I had meant to include a few links in my last posting. Here they are: http://reason.com/0108/fe.gc.the.shtml Excerpt: “Although there is no single, universally accepted definition of “racial profiling,” we’re using […]
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Racial Profiling and The RPI
From a poster on a discussion group I subscribe to with regard to “racial” profiling and the Racial Privacy Initiative: “genizizi” wrote: OK, now explain how Prop 54 wouldn’t have […]
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Misinformation By RPI Opponents
From a poster on a discussion group I subscribe to with regard to the Racial Privacy Initiative: “genizizi” wrote: Well sorry, but the proposition that was just turned down did […]
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Health Scare Worked
As was expected by me and others working to abolish “racial” classifications, Proposition 54 was defeated. This time. As I said before on INTERRACIAL VOICE when challenged by Susan Graham […]
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California Recall
For all your must have, can’t wait to find out California election results, I’ve compiled the following links which ought to have useful information – starting this evening: CNN: Election […]
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Photo Album Update
After going through several dozen diskettes at home this week, I stumbled across some lost photos from the March 31, 2000 Multiracial Leadership Roundtable. They aren’t the best resolution, but […]
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Defending Immigration Socialism
Defending Immigration Socialism by Jacob G. Hornberger October/November 2003
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AfroPunk: The “Rock n Roll Nigger” Experience
AfroPunk: The "Rock n Roll Nigger" Experience by Daniel McNeilM. A. History, University of TorontoOctober/November 2003
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The Multiracial Movement: An Uncomfortable Political Fit
The Multiracial Movement:An Uncomfortable Political Fit by Nathan Douglas October/November 2003
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