Who’s Right (or Left)? Leftists and rightists point out each other’s shortcomings while ignoring their own by Emily Monroy February/March 2004
Read moreCategory: 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.
The ‘Exempt’ Society
The ‘Exempt’ Society Black Honor Society Cries Foul, Ignores Own Culpability by Adam Abraham December 2003/January 2004
Read moreKilling the Good Samaritan
Killing the Good Samaritan by Wendy McElroy December 2003/January 2004
Read moreRestore the First Amendment at Shippensburg University
Restore the First Amendmentat Shippensburg University by Thor L. Halvorssen December 2003/January 2004
Read moreCritical Mass of Minorities on Campus: The Case of Julian Abele
Critical Mass of Minorities on CampusThe Case of Julian Abele by Chett October/November 2003
Read moreAre calculus professors racist?
Are calculus professors racist?The consequences of Affirmative Action by Chett October/November 2003
Read moreThe Enemy of My Enemy
The Enemy of My Enemy by James A. Landrith, Jr. October/November 2003
Read moreClassification Is Not a Civil Rights Measure
Racial Classification Is Not a Civil Rights Measure by Susane M.J. Heine October/November 2003
Read moreThe PCspeak of Diversity
The PCspeak of Diversity by Wendy McElroy August/September 2003
Read moreCommon Sense From An Uncommon Man
Common Sense From An Uncommon Man by Frank Salvato August/September 2003
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