Do You Feel Like a Number Yet?
Do You Feel Like a Number Yet? Originally published on March 18, 2000 in The Sierra Times. by J.J. Johnson June/July 2000
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Do You Feel Like a Number Yet? Originally published on March 18, 2000 in The Sierra Times. by J.J. Johnson June/July 2000
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One Drop Too Many The case against racial classifications in America by Ronald Bronson, Jr. June/July 2000
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A Nation of Minorities? Originally published in Volume 10, Issue 1,Winter 1999/2000 of The Responsive Community. by Amitai Etzioni June/July 2000
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Count Me Out by Sheldon Richman April/May 2000
George Winkel / The Abolitionist Examiner - Articles and Commentary
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“Race” In The Third Millenium by George Winkel April/May 2000
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What Makes Us Americans?We must rise above hyphenationsfor a mature understanding First published on Saturday, November 20, 1999 in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette by Sam Hazo April/May 2000
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Census 2000: Just Say No To Race by James K. Mattis April/May 2000
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