Welcome to Washington The Abolitionist Examiner – January 14, 2009 Alvaro Vargas Llosa WASHINGTON—The capital of the United States is flooded with visitors for the presidential inauguration. Mention of […]
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Category: The Abolitionist Examiner – Articles and Commentary
The Abolitionist Examiner (TAE) is a sister publication to The Multiracial Activist. Every other month, TAE explores concepts promoting freedom from prominent forms of group-think, focusing primarily on (but not exclusively) racial identity and racial group-think through commentary and/or direct action. This publication’s mission is to promote the belief that race is no longer a valid identifier and continued dependence on and allegiance to race-based identities only serve to suppress individuality and promote stereotypes. It’s time to break the chains of our various forms of group-think. Liberation without, must begin with liberation within. This publication is dedicated to the memories of those who started this journey, in particular, Frederick Douglass and William Lloyd Garrison. The Abolitionist Examiner is registered with the Library of Congress, Washington, DC – ISSN: 1552-2881.
Featured writers include Adam Abraham, C. Loring Brace, Wendy McElroy, and Yehudi Webster, among others.
Hispanics at the Polls
Hispanics at the Polls November 2008 – The Abolitionist Examiner Alvaro Vargas Llosa WASHINGTON—Because of the debate over immigration reform, the word “Hispanic” became a stigma in the eyes […]
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Kindred Spirits, Humble Heroes: Branch Rickey and William Wilberforce
Kindred Spirits, Humble Heroes: Branch Rickey and William Wilberforce April/May 2007 – The Abolitionist Examinerby George W. Nicholson Originally published by The Independent Institute. Branch Rickey was a baseball man, through […]
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Wilberforce and the Roots of Freedom
Wilberforce and the Roots of Freedom April/May 2007 – The Abolitionist Examinerby Jonathan J. Bean Originally published in the Orange County Register and at the Independent Institute William Wilberforce is one […]
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Racial Divisiveness Convenient Ploy to Mask Larger Health Issue
Racial Divisiveness Convenient Ploy to Mask Larger Health Issue It’s About Love Deficiency April/May 2007 – The Abolitionist Examiner by Adam Abraham An ABC News Health story trumpets, “Blacks Continue […]
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No Immigation Trouble at the Check-Out Counter
NO IMMIGRATION TROUBLE AT THE CHECK-OUT COUNTER by Scott McPherson September 22, 2006 To hear anti-immigrant types and their spokesmen tell it, any intelligent American only needs to […]
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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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Preserving Culture, or Curtailing Freedom?
Preserving Culture, or Curtailing Freedom? by Wendy McElroy December 2005/January 2006 On Oct. 20, by a vote of 148 to 2, the United Nations' Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) […]
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Campus Conscience Police?
Campus Conscience Police? by Wendy McElroy December 2005/January 2006 "Over one's inner mind, and self, no one has coercive power." So write attorneys Jordan Lorence and Harvey A. Silverglate, authors […]
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Individual Rights vs. Identity Politics
Individual Rights vs. Identity Politics by Wendy McElroy December 2004/January 2005
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