December 5, 1998 Collectively, they are the oil that keeps our peace lamps burning by Rep Elijah E. Cummings (D-MD-7) (12/5/98 Baltimore AFRO-American Newspaper) As we approach the universal season […]
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Tag: The Multiracial Activist
Multiracial America and Apartheid South Africa
Multiracial Americaand Apartheid South Africa by James A. Landrith, Jr. October/1998 Much has been made of how the current multiracial community in the United States compares to apartheid-era South Africa. […]
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Losing the Human Race
Losing the Human Race October/November 1998 by Rex Michael Dillon
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Sticks and Stones…
Since my start in the multiracial movement almost 2 years ago, many things have been said about me personally and about multiracial activists as a community in the media, public […]
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European Perspective
European Perspective by Robert Kolakowski
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The Great Race Debate Fraud
The Great Race Debate Fraud by James A. Landrith, Jr. March 26, 1998 This month’s editorial focuses on The President's Initiative on Race. The White House website states that the […]
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My Favorite Bigot
My Favorite Bigot by James A. Landrith, Jr. January 1998 My favorite bigot, Mary A.T. Anigbo, principal of the afrocentric Marcus Garvey Public Charter School in Washington, DC was fired […]
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OMB’s Decision on the Multiracial Category
OMB’s Decisionon the Multiracial Category by James A. Landrith, Jr. October 30, 1997 The OMB announced their recommendations on the multiracial category yesterday. As was predicted by Project RACE and […]
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Daddy’s House (or Knowing Who Your True Friends Really Are)
Daddy's House (or Knowing WhoYour True Friends Really Are) by James A. Landrith, Jr. September 1997 Also printed in INTERRACIAL VOICE's Contributing Writers and Their Essays and Project RACE's – […]
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Race Relations Tenuous
November 1, 1996 Race Relations Tenuous by Rep James E. Clyburn (D-SC-6) Capitol Column Race Relations Tenuous by Sixth District Congressman James E. Clyburn November 1, 1996 I attended […]
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