Naomi Lang, U.S. Champion Ice Dancer and American Metis AS A VERY YOUNG GIRL, NAOMI LANG spent time along Salmon River, camping in the summer and visiting with relatives including […]
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Category: James A. Landrith, Jr.
This section contains editorials by multiracial.com’s founder, publisher and editor.
Call for Submissions
January 8, 2002 Call for Submissions! The Multiracial Activist is looking for Metis commentary and research for the next issue, going online February 1. Previously published work is acceptable. All […]
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ColorLines Winter 2001-2002 Issue
Get a load of this racialist garbage from the Organizing and Network Director of the ultra-socialist/borderline communist “Center for Third World Organizing” in the current issue of ColorLines magazine. Hiding […]
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Recent Media Stories – Florida
Interracial couples fight family opposition by Victor Greto (South Florida Sun-Sentinel) (December 10, 2001) Tamarac couple united in dream of family by Victor Greto (South Florida Sun-Sentinel) (December 10, 2001) […]
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Nattering Nabobs of Negativism II
Nattering nabobs of negativism II William Safire (San Francisco Chronicle) (December 7, 2001) http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2001/12/07/ED216606.DTL Preparing to tell the Senate Judiciary Committee where to get off yesterday, Attorney General John Ashcroft […]
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American Indians on the rise
American Indians on the rise: Their numbers more than doubled in a decade; here’s why ‘it’s cool to be Indian’ By Sara Steindorf Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
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A country of nations
A country of nations – Photographer Gwendolen Cates documents the diversity of America’s Indian tribes Chicago Tribune December 2, 2001 This entry also posted at Yahoo! Groups – Hate Free […]
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Why Congress is quiet on liberties
Why Congress is quiet on liberties by Gail Russell Chaddock The Christian Science Monitor Three weeks after Congress passed the most sweeping extension of law enforcement authority since World War […]
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Drawing a Line for Liberties
Drawing a Line for Liberties The Christian Science Monitor Under pressure from the war against terrorism, the line between civil liberties and security is moving steadily toward greater police powers […]
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Black Indians Find Lineage
A Talk With Carolyn Brown: A Lineage That Transcends Cultures Many African-Americans find an ancestry that’s rich in Indian history by Bill Jensen (Newsday) (November 8, 2001) Black Indians Find […]
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