For the first time in several years, The Multiracial Activist has a working forum. Slowly, we are migrating prior threads from our ancient forums to this new locale. See you […]
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Category: James A. Landrith, Jr.
This section contains editorials by multiracial.com’s founder, publisher and editor.
Parenting Biracial Children While Male (or Precious Mommies Always Know Best)
Jeanne Sager, writing for cafemom on Cops Go Overboard in ‘Protecting’ Black Girl From Her White Grandfather : Picture this: you’re walking down the street, and you spot a middle-aged white […]
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Victim-Blaming vs. Skin Color Privilege
Marcella Chester has an interesting posting on the Timothy Cole case and the backlash the rape victim has received by some. She and I agree on much with regard to […]
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Reflections on the Day
The Multiracial ActivistJanuary 20, 2009From the Editor: As this is not a partisan political posting, I'd appreciate it if readers stayed on point with the topic at hand. Partisan political […]
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Mixed Opinions on Obama
The Multiracial ActivistJanuary 20, 2009From the Editor: Given that today we are inaugurating the first multiracial President in the history of the United States, I found it fitting to probe […]
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12/1/2008 Issue of The Multiracial Activist
Friends, Due to burnout, personal issues and lack of time, it has been a long time since I published a new issue of The Multiracial Activist and The Abolitionist Examiner. […]
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TMA Hits 10 Years Old – Submissions Welcome
April 9, 2007The Multiracial ActivistFrom the Editor: The Multiracial Activist, will be 10 years old on April 15th. I’m preparing a history of the website and a review of the last […]
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Allen Shows General Lack of Home Training
Allen Shows General Lack of Home Training by James A. Landrith, Jr. August 18, 2006 I'm a bit late in covering this, but what the hey. Let's talk about it. […]
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Some vs. They
Some vs. They by James A. Landrith, Jr. Originally published in Rational Review I've been having some interesting exchanges with a few "libertarians" in one of the MySpace libertarian forums. […]
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Seeking Refuge From The Easily Offended
On a discussion list I frequent one poster asked: “Can you believe these people calling citizens refugees?”
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