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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Category: James A. Landrith, Jr.
This section contains editorials by multiracial.com’s founder, publisher and editor.
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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The Enemy of My Enemy
The Enemy of My Enemy by James A. Landrith, Jr. October/November 2003
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Medical Hysteria in California
Medical Hysteria in California (or How to Maintain the Status Quo Through Junk Science and Lies) by James A. Landrith, Jr. October/November 2003 As was expected by me and others […]
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On To The Supreme Court (Hopefully)
The Center for National Security Studies has petitioned the Supreme Court (pdf) to review the two year old FOIA lawsuit regarding the secret detentions of Arabs and Muslims following the […]
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New on September 30, 2003
The mulatta on film: from Hollywood to the Mexican revolution by Cedric J. Robinson and Luz Maria Cabral (irr news) http://www.irr.org.uk/2003/september/ak000010.html (October 2003) Prop. 54 author undaunted by polls by […]
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Our Human Family
Natalie Davis on “racial” classification insanity: Believe me, I generally do not engage in horn tooting. Being wrong more than often enough, I am always worried about stating categorically, and […]
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