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Original Commentary, Articles and Papers

(January 6, 2005) Floor Statement: Government IDs and Identity Theft by The Honorable Ron E. Paul
(December 2004/January 2005) Rolling Back Drug War Crime by Anthony Gregory
(December 2004/January 2005) Family Values and the New Multi-Racial Alliance by Rev. John Kenyon
(December 2004/January 2005) Excerpt: Isles of Canes by Elizabeth Shown Mills
(December 2004/January 2005) Languages of the Bible by Emily Monroy
(December 2004/January 2005) Take the Constitution Seriously in the Second Term by Sheldon Richman
(December 2004/January 2005) Resolving the Tension between White and Black Feminists Through a Study of Biracial Women by April D. Spreeman
(September-November 2004) In Support of Voting by Jacob G. Hornberger
(September-November 2004) Same-Sex and Mixed-Race Revisited: Should Marriage Be a Public Affair? by Emily Monroy
(September-November 2004) White Racial Identity, Racial Mixture, and the "One Drop Rule" by A.D. Powell
(September-November 2004) Afro-European Genetic Admixture in the United States by Frank W. Sweet
(July/August 2004) White, Black, or Other: A Reactionary Examination of Choosing an Identity by Scottie Lowe
(July/August 2004) The Future of the White Race by Emily Monroy
(July/August 2004) Review: The Passion of the Christ by Emily Monroy
(July/August 2004) White Slavery, Maternal Descent, And The Politics Of Slavery In The Antebellum United States by Lawrence R. Tenzer , Ed.D. and A.D. Powell
(May/June 2004) EDITORIAL: Consistently Aggravating by James Landrith
(May/June 2004) Cracking the Racial Divide: Tracing the Historical Connection of The Castizo, The Modern Mulatto vs. the Colonial Mexican Mulatto by Patrice Farmer
(May/June 2004) The Holocaust is Our History Too: The History of the Mixed Race Holocaust Victims by Patrice Farmer
(May/June 2004) Two Notes On Being In An Interracial Marriage by Rev. John Kenyon
(May/June 2004) Excerpt from "Webster Fields Trilogy: Book One - Princess Ces'alena": Manny Returns to Discover the Truth! by Mercedes Keyes
(May/June 2004) Excerpt from "No Woman No Cry: My Life with Bob Marley" by Rita Marley
(May/June 2004) A City for Everyone: My Trip to Caracas by Emily Monroy
(February/March 2004) "Identify Yourself - The Story of Bruin-ou.com" Part I by Charles Ash
(February/March 2004) "Identify Yourself - The Story of Bruin-ou.com" Part II by Charles Ash
(February/March 2004) Children Victimized By System Secrecy by Wendy McElroy
(December 2003 - January 2004) The California ‘Equal’ Election: Of Bold and ‘Same Old’ Choices by Adam Abraham
(December 2003 - January 2004) So Much For Federal "Justice" by Jacob G. Hornberger
(December 2003 - January 2004) How Attorney General Ashcroft Can Earn Trust by Steve Lilienthal
(December 2003 - January 2004) Same Sex and Mixed Race: Zeroing in on the debate around gay and interracial marriage by Emily Monroy
(December 2003 - January 2004) Bruin-ou, where in the world would you find one? ‘Everywhere’ by Cornel Rayners
(December 2003 - January 2004) Living as a coloured, is it not ironic? by Cornel Rayners
(November/December) The ‘Life Dividends’ of Equality and Excellence: Finding Reasons to Set ‘Differential Prejudices’ Aside by Adam Abraham
(October/November 2003) The Multiracial Movement: An Uncomfortable Political Fit by Nathan Douglas
(October/November 2003) Defending Immigration Socialism by Jacob G. Hornberger
(October/November 2003) EDITORIAL: Medical Hysteria in California (or How to Maintain the Status Quo Through Junk Science and Lies) by James Landrith
October/November 2003 EDITORIAL: The Enemy of My Enemy by James Landrith
(October/November 2003) Visit to an Inmate at Great Meadow Maximum Security Correctional Facility by Donna Lamb
(October/November 2003) AfroPunk: The "Rock n' Roll Nigger" Experience by Daniel McNeil
August/September 2003 EDITORIAL: Breaking The Chains by James Landrith
(August 8, 2003) (NashvilleDigest.com) Breaking The Chains by James Landrith
June/July 2003 EDITORIAL: What's It Gonna Be? Collectivist Racialism or Individualism? by James Landrith
(June - September 2003) Guess Who's Coming To Dinner? by Dali Abel
(June - September 2003) Mirror, Mirror by Deidra Suwanee Dees
(June - September 2003) If They Hadn’t Been Breaking the Law, This Wouldn’t Have Happened by Jacob G. Hornberger
(June - September 2003) The Reality of Interracial Marriages by Bill Lee
(June - September 2003) Socialist Fantasy and Libertarian Reality by Scott McPherson
(June - September 2003) Tribute To My Dad by Allen Steadham
(April/May 2003) Still Just Three-Fifths of a Man by Steve Cobb
(April/May 2003) Racism and the Drug War by Jacob G. Hornberger
(April/May 2003) People who look like me by Daniel McNeil
(April/May 2003) Bend it like Beckham by Daniel McNeil
(April/May 2003) Why we need to think about role modelling by Daniel McNeil
(February/March 2003) The New Gold Rush by Linda Beckerman, Ph.D.
(February/March 2003) Genocidal Weapons: Coming to a Theatre Near You by Linda Beckerman, Ph.D.
(February/March 2003) Love in Black and White by Gerry Coughlan
(February/March 2003) Mixed Race: The Threat of White America by Patrice Farmer
(December 2002/January 2003) EDITORIAL: A Lott to Fix by James Landrith
(December 2002/January 2003) A Paler Shade of Black by Linda Beckerman, Ph.D.
(December 2002/January 2003) Open Minded Education by Ron Bronson, Jr.
(December 2002/January 2003) Excerpt: The Gods Laughed by Kaya Casper and Rick White
(December 2002/January 2003) Me, We: individuality and social responsibility that knows no boundaries by Daniel McNeil
(December 2002/January 2003) Some Nagging Questions by Sheldon Richman
(December 2002/January 2003) Prologue: The Bonus and Sister Planet Tara: The Complete American Stories-Edited by Jeneen Diane Sterling
(October/November 2002) As High As It Can Go by Dali Abel
(October/November 2002) American Indian Philosophy by Karlton Douglas
(October/November 2002) eBook: American Indian Melungeon Edited by Karlton Douglas
(October/November 2002) Bush, Rumsfeld, and Orwell by Sheldon Richman
(October/November 2002) Why is the Self a Lesser Cause? by Sheldon Richman
(August/September 2002) EDITORIAL: Leonard Pitts, Mr. Impossible by James Landrith
(August/September 2002) EDITORIAL: Ambiguity and Bubblegum Idiots by James Landrith
(August/September 2002) Excerpt: Celia - A Haunting Mystery by S.L. Cullars
(August/September 2002) The Misidentification of Mother Henriette Delille by Marion I. Ferreira
(August/September 2002) Declaring and Waging War: The U.S. Constitution by Jacob G. Hornberger
eBook: Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man by James Weldon Johnson
(August/September 2002) Finding Safety from Terrorism by Scott McPherson
(August/September 2002) The Ugly Truth Behind the Eurasian Beauty Myth by Carmen Van Kerckhove
(August/September 2002) Biracial Asians Break From Family Tradition by Carmen Van Kerckhove
(June/July 2002) America's Pro-Terrorism Foreign Aid Program by James Bovard
(June/July 2002) Excerpt: The Pharoah's Son by Michael J. Dahl
(June/July 2002) Excerpt: White/Black Race Mixing by Rev. LeRoy Gardner
(June/July 2002) Warrentless Searches or Constitutional Protections? by J. Bradley Jansen
(June/July 2002) Excerpt: Whitegirl by Kate Manning
(June/July 2002) Finding a room for multiracial individuals: Selling Blackness in/as (post) modernity by Daniel McNeil
(June/July 2002) Excerpt: A Death in Texas: A Story of Race, Murder, and a Small Town's Struggle for Redemption by Dina Temple-Raston
(June/July 2002) Military Tribunal Rules Violate the Rule of Law by Sheldon Richman
(May 9, 2002) (Liberty For All) "Race"ing Towards Sanity by James Landrith
(April/May 2002) Remnant Indians of the Southeast by Karlton Douglas
(April/May 2002) Racial Realities, American Indians and Melungeons by Karlton Douglas
(April/May 2002) Thank Goodness for the Bill of Rights! by Jacob G. Hornberger
(April/May 2002) Did the Founders of the Constitution Forget the Bill of Rights? by Jacob G. Hornberger
(April/May 2002) What Will 9-11 Mean? by J. Bradley Jansen
(April/May 2002) Institutional Racism: This Nation Was Built On It! - Part Two by Donna Lamb
(April/May 2002) Sound the Ram's Horn by S. Joan Popek
(April/May 2002) Preaching to the Converted by TheosoD'Rejean Turner
(February/March 2002) We Deserve Better by Ron Bronson, Jr.
(February/March 2002) Butterfly Words by Mary Harper-Bellis
(February/March 2002) Institutional Racism: This Nation Was Built On It! by Donna Lamb
(February/March 2002) Multi-racial Gathering to Protect Civil Liberties by Donna Lamb
(February/March 2002) New People? New Politics? New Culture? A different kind of 'Third Way' by Daniel McNeil
(February/March 2002) An Outstanding Remark by Sheldon Richman
(February/March 2002) Self-Inflicted Violence by Sheldon Richman
(February/March 2002) Barbados and the Melungeons of Appalachia by L.E. Salazar
(December 2001/January 2002) On Metis Identity by Billy Brady
(December 2001/January 2002) My Escape from Slavery by Frederick Douglass
(December 2001/January 2002) Yachad b'Shalom ~ Together in Peace by Shira-Davida Goldberg-Rathell
(December 2001/January 2002) Emergencies, Military Tribunals, and the Constitution by Jacob G. Hornberger
(December 2001/January 2002) The "Be-You-Tiful Hairitage" of Locks Celebrated in Brooklyn by Donna Lamb
(December 2001/January 2002) Terrorism and the Drug War by Sheldon Richman
(December 2001/January 2002) An Unkeepable Promise by Sheldon Richman
(October/November 2001) EDITORIAL: Statement on the Racial Privacy Initiative by James Landrith
(October/November 2001) The Metis Heritage of the Sizemore Family by Jason Adams
(October/November 2001) 100% MIXED by Patrice Farmer
(October/November 2001) Literary Forced Choice by Mary Harper-Bellis
(October/November 2001) White Slaves by Lawrence Tenzer
(October/November 2001) The Illicit Slave Trade by Lawrence Tenzer
(August/September 2001) Save Immigrants: Tear Down Our Wall by Jacob G. Hornberger
(August/September 2001) Condemning Slavery and America by Brian T. Kennedy
(August/September 2001) Remembering the Civil War, Recovering Our Selves by Ken Masugi
(August/September 2001) West Ford Was in the House by Wendy Robinson
(June/July 2001) City Council Candidate Calls for Reparations for Black New Yorkers by Marie Roberts
(June/July 2001) Yes, We're Multiracial, But What are You? by Patrice Farmer
(June/July 2001) The Louisiana Redbones by Don C. Marler
(June 4, 2001) (L52.net) It's About The Children, Stupid! by James Landrith
(May/June 2001) (INTERRACIAL VOICE) Drama Overload by James Landrith
(April 25, 2001) EDITORIAL: Soup and Salad, Please! by James Landrith
(April/May 2001) EDITORIAL: When Is A Bigot Not A Bigot? (or Not My Democrat!) by James Landrith
(April/May 2001) EDITORIAL: Knowing When To Shut Your Mouth (or Letting a Byrd Out of its Cage) by James Landrith
(April/May 2001) EDITORIAL: Childhood's End by James Landrith
(April/May 2001) Self-Determination on the Paleface Reservation: the Melungeon Reemergence in Southern Appalachia by Jason Adams
(April/May 2001) The Melungeons: Genetic, Linguistic, and Historic Evidence of Their Turkish Roots by Mehmet Cakir
(April/May 2001) In the Shadows of the Blue Ridges: Portrait of a Melungeon by Helen Campbell
(April/May 2001) MALANGU: The African Origin of American Melungeons by Tim Hashaw
(April/May 2001) Locking Out the Immigrant by Jacob G. Hornberger
(April/May 2001) Yahoo! We Have Free Speech by Jacob G. Hornberger
(April/May 2001) Part Two -White Woman Embraces Black Reparations by Marie Roberts
(April/May 2001) Mixed Feelings: The Recovery of Spoiled Identities in the New South Africa by Nancy Scheper-Hughes
(April/May 2001) The Melungeons: Who Are They? by Nancy Sparks Morrison
(April/May 2001) Melungeon Health Issues by Nancy Sparks Morrison
(April/May 2001) For once, bureaucratic nightmare has a happy ending by Vin Suprynowicz
(April/May 2001) How Many Multiracials? by George Winkel
(February/March 2001) The Two Races of Tennessee by Patrice Farmer
(March 12, 2001) EDITORIAL: Project RACE Declares War on the World (or Letting Your Ego Run The Show) by James Landrith
(February/March 2001) So Much For Compassionate Conservatism by Jacob G. Hornberger
(February/March 2001) White Woman Embraces Black Reparations by Marie Roberts
(February/March 2001) Who makes 'the best' Americans? by Vin Suprynowicz
(February/March 2001) The hypocrisy of the morally anointed by Vin Suprynowicz
(January/February 2001) (INTERRACIAL VOICE) The Dam Is Breaking by James Landrith
(January/February 2001) (INTERRACIAL VOICE) Race, Religion and Free Speech by James Landrith
(December 2000/January 2001) Black, White, and Jewish: Autobiography of a Shifting Self by Rebecca Walker
(December 2000/January 2001) Five-Year-Old Girl with Sickle Cell Disease by Laura Douglas
(December 2000/January 2001) No Border Debate In The Presidential Race by Jacob G. Hornberger
(December 2000/January 2001) Let's Retire The Drug War by Jacob G. Hornberger
(October/November 2000) EDITORIAL: Free Will (or The Right to Not Decide)
(October/November 2000) Save Harlem's Liberation Bookstore by Laura Douglas
(October/November 2000) Setting The Record Straight on Racism by Melissa of "The Real World" New Orleans
(October/November 2000) The Last Liberal by Mark Mathabane
(October/November 2000) Love in Black and White by Mark and Gail Mathabane
(October/November 2000) Preventing Holocausts by Sheldon Richman
(October/November 2000) Racial Theory and the Pre-Civil War Census by Lawrence R. Tenzer
(October/November 2000) How Do We Inherit Our Skin Color by Lawrence R. Tenzer
(October/November 2000) Being Bi in a Mono-Culture by Beverly Yuen Thompson
(October/November 2000) On Defining My Own Identity by Beverly Yuen Thompson
(August/September 2000) America's National Culture on the Border by Jacob G. Hornberger
(August/September 2000) Multiracialism: The Final Piece of the Puzzle by Kevin R. Johnson
(August/September 2000) Of, By, and For the People? by Sheldon Richman
(August/September 2000) Learning From Oklahoma City by Connie Whiting
(June 20, 2000) (G21) It's About The Children, Stupid! by James Landrith
(June 19, 2000) (PopPolitics.com) Crossing the Line by James Landrith and Cheryl Gamble-Landrith
(June/July 2000) Arrested Protesting Police Brutality by APOC
(June/July 2000) Advancing the Cause? by Ronald Bronson, Jr.
(June/July 2000) A New American Race? by Amitai Etzioni
(June/July 2000) Lessons on Tolerance From a Multiracial Perspective by Safara Fisher
(June/July 2000) The Conservative Shame on Immigration by Jacob G. Hornberger
(June/July 2000) Reno's Disgrace by Sheldon Richman
(April/May 2000) Elian's Fate: It's Not America's Decision by Sheldon Richman
(April/May 2000) Minority Congressional Leaders' Reaction to Elian Saga Disturbing by Marc Levin
(April/May 2000) Dances With Compromise: The Bob Jones University Twist by Anonymous
(March/April 2000) Count Me Out! by Sheldon Richman
(March/April 2000) A Call For The End Of The One-Drop Rule by Patrice Farmer
(March/April 2000) Census 2000 - Just Say No To Race by James K. Mattis
(February/March 2000) Are Caublinasians genetically superior? by Steve Sailer
February/March 2000 Shifting Myth of "Black" and "White" by George Winkel
(January/February 2000) EDITORIAL: A Foul Stench by James Landrith
(December 1999/January 2000) What Makes Us Americans? by Sam Hazo
(November 1, 1999) EDITORIAL: It's About The Children, Stupid! by James Landrith
(November/December 1999) Bad Test Score: Is Governor Bush fighting racism with racism? by Susan Graham
(July/August 1999) Raising Mixed Kids to Face the World by Patrice Farmer
(July 7, 1999) EDITORIAL: R-E-S-P-E-C-T by James Landrith
(June/July 1999) Colored-Less America by Patrice Farmer
(June 10, 1999) EDITORIAL: Councils, Caucuses and Consequences by James Landrith
(May 25, 1999) EDITORIAL: We Can Clean Our Own Houses by James Landrith
(March/April 1999) (INTERRACIAL VOICE) Open Letter to the Interracial, Multiracial and Transracial Adoptee Community by James Landrith
(October/November 1998) Losing the Human Race by Rex Michael Dillon
(October 1998) EDITORIAL: Multiracial America and Apartheid South Africa by James Landrith
(June 1998) EDITORIAL: Sticks and Stones... by James Landrith
(April/May 1998) European Perspective by Robert Kolakowski
(March 1998) EDITORIAL: The Great Race Debate Fraud by James Landrith
(January 1998) EDITORIAL: My Favorite Bigot by James Landrith
(October 1997) EDITORIAL: OMB's Decision on the Multiracial Category by James Landrith
(September 1997) EDITORIAL: Daddy's House (or Knowing Who Your True Friends Really Are) by James Landrith

Book Excerpts

White Lies: Race and the Myths of Whiteness by Maurice Berger
Sammy: An Autobiography by Sammy Davis, Jr. and Jane and Burt Boyar
I Cannot Tell a Lie: The True Story of George Washington's African American Descendants by Linda Allen Bryant
Excerpt: The Gods Laughed by Kaya Casper and Rick White
Rivonia's Children: Three Families and the Cost of Conscience in White South Africa by Glenn Frankel
White/Black Race Mixing by Rev. LeRoy Gardner
Into and Out of Dislocation by C.S. Giscombe
Living in Hope and History: Notes From Our Century by Nadine Gordimer
Multiracialism: The Final Piece of the Puzzle by Kevin R. Johnson
Webster Fields Trilogy: Book One - Princess Ces'alena: Manny Returns to Discover the Truth! by Mercedes Keyes
Foreign Brides by Elena Lappin
One Drop of Blood: The American Misadventure of Race by Scott L. Malcomson
Whitegirl by Kate Manning
No Woman No Cry: My Life with Bob Marley by Rita Marley
The Last Liberal by Mark Mathabane
Love in Black and White by Mark and Gail Mathabane
How Race is Lived in America: Pulling Together, Pulling Apart by The Correspondents of The New York Times
Catfish and Mandala by Andrew X. Pham
Sound the Ram's Horn by S. Joan Popek
A Death in Texas: A Story of Race, Murder, and a Small Town's Struggle for Redemption by Dina Temple-Raston
Racial Theory and the Pre-Civil War Census by Lawrence R. Tenzer
White Slaves by Lawrence Tenzer
The Illicit Slave Trade by Lawrence Tenzer
How Do We Inherit Our Skin Color by Lawrence R. Tenzer
Black, White, and Jewish: Autobiography of a Shifting Self by Rebecca Walker
Dark Midnight When I Rise: The Story of the Jubilee Singers who Introduced the World to the Music of Black America by Andrew Ward

Complete E-Books

Fiction

Hobomok: A Tale of Early Times By An American by Lydia Maria Child
Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl. Written by Herself. by Harriett Ann Jacobs
Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man by James Weldon Johnson
Anthem by Ayn Rand
The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson by Mark Twain
Our Nig; or, Sketches from the Life of a Free Black, In A Two-Story White House, North by Harriet E. Adams Wilson
Non-Fiction
American Indian Melungeon Edited by Karlton Douglas
Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass: An American Slave by Frederick Douglass
The Colored Cadet at West Point. Autobiography of Lieut. Henry Ossian Flipper, U.S.A., First Graduate of Color from the U.S. Military Academy by Henry Ossian Flipper
Melungeons and Other Mestee Groups by Mike Nassau
Up From Slavery, An Autobiography by Booker T. Washington

Complete Plays

Othello by William Shakespeare

Short Stories

The Revenge of Her Race by Mary Beaumont
The Quadroons by Lydia Maria Child
Slavery's Pleasant Homes - A Faithful Sketch by Lydia Maria Child

Poetry

Muscogee Blood Quantum by Deidra Suwanee Dees
Denial by Patrice Farmer
Mingled Queen by Patrice Farmer
Puerto Rican Woman by Vas Littlecrow
Smart Cookie by Vas Littlecrow
Yin Yang by Vas Littlecrow
The Quadroon Girl by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
I Am Invisible by Haley Thurman
On Acknowledging and Responding... by Frank Van Zant
A Day After International Human Relations Day by Frank Van Zant
Lab Rats by Frank Van Zant
The Real Estate Agent by Frank Van Zant
How A White Kid From South Jersey... by Frank Van Zant

Miscellaneous Debates/Reader Comments

Miscellaneous Letters

March 21, 2003 Letter to First Lady Mrs. Laura Bush Regarding War on Iraqby Deidra Suwanee Dees
February 7, 2003 Letter to Editor of Indian Country Todayby Carolyne Gould-Rondot
August 20, 2002 Endorsement Letter to Gubernatorial Candidate Bob Ehrlich by Interracial Women's Political Consortium
April 23, 2001 Letter to the Editor of Savoy Magazine by Valerie Wilkins
March 30, 2001 Resignation Letter by Valerie Wilkins
March 18, 2001 Letter to the Elizabeth Llorente of The Bergen Record by George Winkel
June 12, 1999 Controversial 'Boondocks' by Vas Littlecrow

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