W A S H I N G T O N,— Just as it fights terrorism from overseas, the government must also protect gays and the disabled from terror attacks at home, senators said Friday as they tried to push a hate crimes bill toward passage.
During
a meeting in May, the state Board of Regents agreed on a policy update
aimed at increasing diversity at the state's colleges and universities.
An Iowa State University student was kicked out of a spring journalism course amid allegations he disrupted the class. The
professor further alleges he could be part of a hate group on campus
School integration isn't just a numbers game, a new study of cross-race teen friendships shows. In fact, a 50-50 split between two races isn't likely to produce many interracial friendships unless administrators take action to get kids of different races interacting.
The unhyphenating of America: Census finds fewer citing European roots. In the last decade, the number of Americans who said they were English, Irish, or from another European derivation dropped by at least 32 million, according to new Census 2000 data.
Following intense lobbying and an angry letter from Jesse Jackson, corporate giant General Electric Co. chose three investment firms with close ties to Jackson to co-manage its recent $6 billion bond offering, according to interviews with GE and documents obtained by CNSNews.com.
A
high schooler asks to transfer to a different school in the same school
district. "No," comes the reply from administrators. "You're the wrong color." Couldn't happen
in California, right? Not in the state whose constitution includes Proposition 209, expressly barring race discrimination
in public education, contracting and hiring?
Senate Democrats are planning to bring hate-crimes legislation
to the Senate floor soon, but frustrated Republicans say there is more pressing business and they may offer a host
of amendments to the bill.
A former Cincinnati police officer acquitted of assault in the death of a black man has filed a $30 million federal lawsuit accusing city and county officials of ruining his career and reputation by unfairly blaming him for the death.
White student fights removal from ISU class: Gardner says he was defending against a constant anti-European American attack because his classmates were afraid to. There's a difference, he said, between asking provocative questions and being a racist.
The University of Michigan Law School's affirmative action case, decided earlier this month, hasn't just split the circuits on the issue of whether race-conscious admissions policies are constitutionally permissible.
The 'no-whites-need-apply' caucus
A Quota, By Any Other Name... UMich's law school should seek more diversity in students, not just higher numbers.
European
American men can jump, so why do black kids come up short in the classroom?
The number of Massachusetts residents who don't
speak English fluently rose significantly during the past decade, to 460,000 people, most of whom are concentrated
in lower-income urban areas such as Lawrence, where nearly two-thirds of the residents speak Spanish or some other
language at home, according to newly released Census 2000 results.
In light of a new federal appeals decision on considering race in law school admissions, the White House on Wednesday advocated "affirmative access" as a means of increasing diversity on college campuses.
Once again we have been treated with an egregious example of reverse discrimination, really rampant racism. In her report in The Washington Times ("William and Mary, UVa. favor black law school applicants,", Ellen Sorokin reported that these Virginia institutions in 1999 gave "overwhelming preference to black applicants over white, Hispanic and Asian students."
A Court Intrigue: Procedural funny business in a racial-preference case.
A coalition of Christian, Jewish, Islamic, and Sikh clergy joined Sens. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) and Gordon Smith (R-Ore.) on Capitol Hill Wednesday to announce their support for the Local Law Enforcement Enhancement Act. The Senate is expected to consider the bill as early as next week.
Reparations would be "an insult to hard-working blacks to insist they need some kind of government aid because of something that happened over a century ago," he says.
THE DECISION Tuesday by the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals upholding race-conscious admissions at the University of Michigan law school makes likely a showdown in the Supreme Court over affirmative action in higher education.
BOWLING GREEN, Va., After months of bickering over a black history monument, leaders of this rural county may well have confirmed William Faulkner’s famous observation about the South: “The past is never dead. It’s not even past.”
If you take a look at the University of Michigan's Web site, you can find all sorts of information, including some that would come as news to its administrators. A "Nondiscrimination Policy Notice" says the university "is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination and equal opportunity for all persons regardless of race." But the school has been fighting a court battle for years for one simple reason: It discriminates on the basis of race and wants to keep doing so... Against European Americans!
Trade Dogma And The No-think Nation: Links to series 1-6
Bridging racial gaps USA Today: Economics play a role, with minorities who attend poor schools likely to draw the worst teachers. In high-poverty New York City schools, teachers are three times as likely to have failed certification exams as other teachers in the state. But racial learning gaps persist even when black and white students come from the same neighborhood and social class.
There was no police shooting, no reverends shouting for justice this time — just 300 black people blocking Vine Street on Monday night, pelting cars with rocks, bottles and eggs and yelling “get whitey.” (WHERE IS THE MEDIA?)
Edward Blum, director of legal affairs at the American Civil Rights Institute, gave a speech titled "After Affirmative Action: the New Preferences." Blum spoke on how a University of Michigan affirmative action case may affect the admissions policies of all universities.
SAN FRANCISCO — California voters appear inclined to support an initiative that would bar the state from classifying people by race, according to the first independent poll on the proposed ballot measure.
(CNSNews.com) - Two Virginia law schools, rated
among the nation's best by U.S. News & World Report, use admissions policies that are overwhelmingly stacked
in favor of black candidates, according to a conservative think tank, and represent "political correctness
run amok."
Philip
Gold's otherwise useful review of Wen Ho Lee's memoir, "My Country
vs. Me," perpetuates one of the ugliest myths about the government's investigation of Lee — that racism was
somehow a factor in this case.
Ward Connerly is challenging the residents of California with colorblindness with his Racial Privacy Initiative, a ballot measure that would end the notation of race on state-government forms.
A conservative student group at the University of California at Berkeley has become a target of death threats after the group printed a story criticizing a Hispanic campus group's call for revolutionary liberation from white people
"Thirty years ago if you would have said, 'I'm white and I'm being discriminated against by blacks,' people would have laughed at you," said Arthur Steinberg, Ph.D., who taught history at Livingstone until his termination in May 2000.
According to a police report filed against her, Mallard, who is black, giggled several months later as she told friends, "I hit this white man," Fox News Channel, the Dallas Morning News and the Los Angeles Times have reported. There was no explanation why she was not charged with a "hate crime."
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has issued an injunction to stop the Seattle School District from using race as a tiebreaker in student assignments while the district challenges a legal ruling last week that held its policy illegal.
BOSTON — Three teenagers in Boston were arraigned Thursday in connection with what is being described as a racially motivated attack on a 16-year-old boy as school was being dismissed for the day earlier this week- The victim was white. His alleged assailants were all described by police as African-American or Latino. note-article is a few months old, however, where was and is the media? Also, where was the media ont the following?
PITTSBURGH
— A jury on Sunday sentenced a black man to death for killing three white
men in a racially motivated shooting rampage in suburban Pittsburgh.
SAN
FRANCISCO — An anti-affirmative action activist in California is on a crusade
to make the government color blind.
SHREVEPORT,
La. — A fraternity moved its formal gathering off the Centenary College
campus after protesters said the attire, gray Confederate uniforms, was offensive.
After decades of revision, affirmative action today means
that it is unacceptable to have fewer 'minorities' (this refers to women, African-Americans, Hispanic-Americans,
etc.) in a higher education setting or workplace than would be determined by their ratio in the qualified pool
of applicants in comparison to 'non-minorities' (namely Caucasian males).
Jesse Jackson's Money, Money, Money
SAN FRANCISCO,
April 18 — Ward Connerly envisions a California so colorblind that government
officials would not be allowed to classify people by race.
Half
(50%) of the students who claimed to be bias victims identified themselves
as European American white, 26.3 percent as Asian, 6.7 percent as black and 6.4 percent as Hispanic. The percentage
of white alleged victims was more than triple the 15.7 percent white representation among Lafayette's 2,400 students.
The Seattle School District's quarter-century effort
to keep schools racially integrated in largely segregated neighborhoods suffered a stunning legal setback yesterday.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson's newly released tax forms for 2000 reveal that his top donors that year were a who's who of companies that had been threatened with boycotts or other sanctions by Mr. Jackson.
SEATTLE – A federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that the
Seattle School District's policy of using race as a tiebreaker in high school admissions is illegal.
A trial to determine the use of race as a factor
in admission to the University of Washington law school has gotten underway in Seattle.
TRB
FROM WASHINGTON Color War
By Friday, Ward Connerly and his American Civil Rights Coalition
will have to turn in the 670,816 valid signatures required to get their Racial Privacy Initiative on the California
ballot. The coalition's executive director, Kevin Nguyen, thinks it will have close to 1 million, but Connerly
may turn in few enough that qualification is delayed and the measure gets pushed to the March 2004 election.
The study found that African Americans and European Americans have similar knowledge about stereotypes based on skin tone,'' said Keith Maddox, an assistant psychology professor at Tufts who conducted the research in 1999.
Three
Hartford police officers are hoping the city will agree to settle a lawsuit
claiming they were unfairly passed over for promotion to sergeant.
The hunt for objective journalism: 'Coloring the
News' finds bias where it lurks -- and where it doesn't.
Ward Connerly, University of California regent and affirmative action opponent, gave a thumbs down to the latest Academy Awards. "I didn't like it," he said. "The fact that Sidney Poitier about 40 years ago crossed the color line, that was news then. It's not now."
Black and Hispanic activists agreed yesterday that their followers still constitute society's lower echelon and vowed to unite to battle the "dominant culture."
Picture
it: Between September and January, ten students are attacked at the University
of Virginia, mostly in the Rugby Road area of campus. The assailants strike in groups of as many as eight, kicking,
punching, or clubbing their victims. A few victims get away with minor scrapes; others suffer black eyes, a broken
cheekbone, one concussion. One is shoved in front of a car; another has to have stitches in the side of his head.
Switch the races around, though, and it did. Events in Charlottesville are unfolding exactly as reported above
— except that the suspects are black and the victims are white, Asian, or Indian.
The
Senate will shelve limited amnesty for illegal aliens and instead proceed
next week with hearings on a border-security bill without an amnesty provision attached.
SACRAMENTO – Californians may be asked in November to vote on another initiative that deals with race – this time by preventing state and local governments from routinely classifying individuals by race or ethnicity.
The Senate will shelve limited amnesty for illegal aliens and instead proceed next week with hearings on a border-security bill without an amnesty provision attached
Black colleges wrestle with discrimination claims.
Washington -- President Bush used his power to make
appointments during congressional recesses yesterday to name an African American lawyer who is a vocal critic of
preferences for minorities to be head of the Office of Civil Rights in the Department of Education.
30 Mar 2002
Hate crime suspected in attacks in Ballard: 4 men crashed party, beat up 'white guys'
Racial privacy initiative ignites upset Connerly plan would limit agencies' collection of data.
Abolishing America (contd.): The Economic Eviction Of White Men
America's political elite should listen up. Jean-Marie Le Pen is what happens when mainstream politicians disconnect their antennae. Congressional investigators have found that immigration fraud is now so extensive it "threatens the integrity of the legal immigration system."
A white member of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference has accused the rights organization of racism after board members withdrew their recommendation that he lead the Virginia chapter.
An Idaho man has been sentenced to seven days in jail for shouting the "N" word in an angry outburst directed at a black man who accosted his wife.
The Civil Rights Industry-- a wholly owned subsidiary of the Democratic Party-- has rounded up the usual suspects in its attack on Pickering. Old statements or actions from forty years ago are dredged up to imply that Pickering would "roll back the clock" on civil rights, a favorite scare-tactic of the Race Industry when its various barrels of pork-- e.g., racially gerrymandered congressional districts, which Pickering has opposed -- are threatened.
Attorney General John D. Ashcroft, who faced a bruising confirmation in the Senate last year over his commitment to civil rights, promised Wednesday to ``personally rededicate'' himself to ``rising above the injustices of our past.''
Bush Ignores Race: A program actually based on merit.
WHERE IS THE MEDIA? Police in Charlottesville have arrested 10 black teen-agers in connection with a series of attacks on University of Virginia students who were white "or white in appearance," according to city officials.
A judge said Thursday she expects to rule on the rightful member of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights before the commission's next meeting Feb. 8.
Now, a nation of more immigrants than ever: Census Bureau figures show a big rise in foreign-born residents and their children.
Subsidizing
illegal residents: Ward Connerly
Book Reveals How P.C. Media Are 'Coloring the News
With race-based admissions policies in legal jeopardy, an elite magnet school dropped affirmative action. The results: plummeting diversity and hard feelings.
Another Racial 'Hate Crime' in Jasper, Texas? If you wonder why you haven't heard any outcry about the new murder, or even heard about the case at all, here's why: This time the suspect is black and the victim is white.
Some
lawmakers are coming up with an innovative solution for solving the problem
of illegal immigrants driving on America's roads: They want to license them so they are no longer driving illegally.
South Carolina's attorney general threatened Monday to sue
the NAACP if the civil rights group stages protests along the state's highways next month.
Firefighters Win Battle Over Ground Zero Statue
Race Depictions in Firefighter Flag-Raising Statue Draws Criticism
Losing Our History; Ideology trumps truth.
Diversity Games: Virtuous lies.
BROOKLYN, N.Y. — The new Brooklyn borough president says "diversity" is making him take down a portrait of "old white man" George Washington that's hung in the office for years.
The Real Problem With Multiculturalism
"But I do think today, the people that are really getting
it stuck to them are guys like this guy over here because he isn't a minority,'' Herzog was quoted as saying. The
reference was to Iowa Cubs manager, Bruce Kimm, who is European American.
Wichita... Let us not
forget! The Wichita Horror is an indescribably gruesome case were two black
men (The news the Media Methodically did not report) on December 14th of last year busted into a home during the
height of the holiday season and abducted five young adults. The victims, all white, both male and female, were
taken to a nearby soccer field were they were forced at gunpoint to strip and perform sex acts on each other. The
women were even forced to engage in homosexual acts... After enduring such torture all the European Americans were
all shot in the head.
Dining While Black: Why, in a city as diverse as San Francisco,are most patrons in upscale restaurants white?
Note: This is good!
The
Rev. Jesse Jackson and the Rev. Al Sharpton yesterday accused Harvard University's
new president of infringing on "academic freedom" and refusing to embrace affirmative action.
Dining While Black: Why, in a city as diverse as San Francisco,are most patrons in upscale restaurants white?
Note: This is good!
The
Rev. Jesse Jackson and the Rev. Al Sharpton yesterday accused Harvard University's
new president of infringing on "academic freedom" and refusing to embrace affirmative action.
DETROIT — Ford Motor Co. reached a preliminary settlement with plaintiffs in two age and gender class-action lawsuits Tuesday, agreeing to pay a total of $10.5 million without admitting wrongdoing.
In another sign that Hispanics will dominate California's future, a university study has found that the ethnic group accounted for nearly half of all births in the state by the end of the last decade.
Unreported Hate Crime on European American in South Carolina – One Year After.
A PROPOSED admissions policy change at Texas A&M
University is rapidly devolving into a squabble over what constitutes racial preferences. Student leaders and anti-preference
activists charge that the A&M regents' plan to admit the top 20 percent of high school seniors from some of
Texas's poorly performing schools is both impractical and illegal.
House Passes Black-Heritage Bill WASHINGTON (AP) - A proposal
to create a national museum to recognize contributions of black Americans gained ground Tuesday as the House passed
a bill to begins planning for the monument.
Note: European Americans
are unable to obtain National recognition for the many contributions of EAs... additionally, all Federal Holidays
that had a European American i.e. Washington's day and President Lincoln day have been removed. Martin Luther King
Day remains as the only national holiday recognizing a person based on race. Many suggest MLK day ought to be re-named
to Civil Rights day)
Unreported Hate Crime on European American: One of the victims, a 20-year-old engineering student, said he walked out the door of the party and "got jumped by four or five Asian kids. The next thing I knew, my friend's stabbed and his girlfriend was saying we should be going to the hospital."
The black challenge- Bill O'Reilly
A
Deepening Divide on U.S. Civil Rights Panel
Controversy Over Appointment Highlights Historical Disagreements Over Commission's Role
The Census Bureau is poking and prodding the nearly
seven million people who described themselves as belonging to more than one race in the 2000 census.
The U.S. Constitution vs. Social Scientists in University Admissions:
Blacks Against Racial Preferences: An unexpected--and unacknowledged--turn in public opinion.
Goldberg
Exposes Networks' Racism Among the many bombshells dropped by longtime
CBS correspondent Bernard Goldberg in his new book, "Bias," are the leftist networks' hypocritical racial
attitudes.
Black Re. Peterson agreed: "Most whites are afraid to
stand up against Jackson because they are afraid to be called racists." See BOND Site
Race
Cards: Their days should be over.
A&M
admissions plan draws questions of racial preference
The recruitment and retention of women and minority faculty at the University of Nebraska has some faculty members questioning the legalities of the university's hiring processes.
"Open Sesame": Feinstein's proposed bill allows 100,000 non-immigrant students from anti-American countries to our shores
Black Man sentenced to three years for Mardi Gras attacks.
Reputed gang member to stand trial in killing of LA police chief's granddaughter.
West is most multiracial area in U.S. Census shows mixed-race group is largely young
America's Laotian Vietnam War allies will get an
extra 18 months to take the U.S. citizenship test in their native language.
Diversity,
Education, and Professionalism: Arlington's Path to Exellence in Policing
A defense attorney says the pair just had too much to drink before breaking a Livermore man's nose.
The
University of California regents have approved a new admissions policy
that takes into account both a student's academic and "personal" record. According to the Associated
Press, the regents have cited examples such as "whether a student has overcome poverty or has special talents"
as possible aspects of a student's personal record.
Oregon's
independent streak puts state in spotlight over terrorism investigation
Santa Ana No. 1 in Spanish:
Population: Census Bureau says 74% of city's residents speak the language, highest in the nation. Anaheim, L.A.,
Riverside also in top 10.
WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court
yesterday cast aside a closely watched case that might have clarified the federal government's power to use race-based
affirmative action programs.
Current system doesn’t help diversity ADMISSIONS: Merit issues ignored by focusing on a person’s ‘life challenges’
Black leaders, professors call for resignation of Gifford, Pregliasco
WASHINGTON DIARIST: White Hope
"Bush Hints Immigrant Legalization Plan May Grow Beyond Mexicans" (The Olde Yorke Times)
PITTSBURGH (AP) - The jury that found a black man guilty of killing three European American men and injuring two others in a racially motivated shooting rampage now faces the task of deciding whether he should live or die. 14 Nov 01
Inciting the most radical elements of fringe Muslim thinking, New Black Panther Party leader Malik Shabazz has developed a discourse that even former allies are dismissing as inexplicable. Shabazz, a lawyer turned black activist whose rhetoric borrows heavily from namesake Malcolm X, is blaming American presidents from Thomas Jefferson to George W. Bush for the terror attacks that struck the United States on Sept. 11.
Rape unearths 'Nigga' teen gang: Rape unearths teen gang Brutality -- which put most in youth prison -- shocks parents, police.
Black Man Sentenced In Dragging Death gets Two Life Terms
16 Nov 01
Black "Cookie Monster" charged in death of 13-year-old
girl who refused sex
What happened was that white officers, tired of being charged with racial-profiling racism, brutality and discrimination, simply stopped arresting blacks.
Blacks comprise less than one percent of the farmers in the United States, yet they account for 3.2 percent of the USDA’s loans. This would suggest that the USDA, like every other government agency, bends over backwards to favor blacks.
Conservatives Say Dems Using 'Racial Politics' to
Oppose Judicial Nominee
15 Nov 01
Diversity,
Education, and Professionalism: Arlington's Path to Exellence in Policing
by Theron Bowman
WASHINGTON
-- The Supreme Court heard a strong defense of federal affirmative action
Wednesday, but oddly enough, it came from a conservative Bush administration lawyer who in the past has led legal
attacks on race-based admissions policies in colleges and law schools.
Racial
baiting and bias hasn't changed a bit
13 Nov 01
However, while colleges and universities hail the benefits of diversity on the one hand, on the other, they implement programs such as segregated summer orientations that frustrate the realization of these benefits.
White Chicago firefighters trying for decades to end affirmative-action promotions in the department were dealt a major blow Monday when the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear their appeal.
Jesse Jackson Called the 'Godfather' of Shakedowns:
By Marc Morano
CNSNews.com Senior Staff Writer
White Chicago firefighters
lose affirmative action appeal
The Rev. Al Sharpton declared yesterday that he has never fostered or supported anti-Semitic views, and that he has always dealt "fairly and squarely," with the Jewish community in his home town of New York.
Rally cries for affirmative action
A European American male portfolio manager who claims he was fired because of his race is not required to allege any "special circumstances" to support his claim of reverse discrimination, a Southern District of New York judge has ruled.
A federal judge on Wednesday struck down
affirmative action regulations that governed virtually every aspect of hiring in New Jersey's casinos, finding
that they violate the 14th Amendment rights of white and male workers.
The national debate on affirmative
action, perhaps the most critical and controversial racial issue in the country today, increasingly revolves around
law schools
Reverse discrimination case before Supreme Court a third time
Ford policy would have held
back white males
Discrimination suit
UW graduate Katuria E. Smith, '94, filed a lawsuit against
the UW law school March 5, claiming that she was a victim of racial discrimination when she was denied admission
in the fall of 1994.
Action: Challenged state college's suspension and termination of Gerald Gee, a white professor who was said to have "harassed" students at historically black Florida A&M University.
Action:
Challenged exclusion of Caucasian youth from minorities-only summer study
program funded in part by the National Institute of Health and Texas A&M University.
Challenge to racial preference goes on: For a third
time, Colo. Firm takes plea to high court.
Diversity,
Education, and Professionalism: Arlington's Path to Excellence in Policing
Michigan
affirmative action case will reverberate widely
Washington (CNSNews.com) - Several members of Congress
this week suggested that the Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization (INS) be abolished because of the agency's
alleged failures to track and deport illegal aliens.
In the past decade, "racial and ethnic segregation [in public schools] continued to intensify," the study
by Harvard scholars Gary Orfield and Nora Gordon found.
Schools
in the South are the most integrated, according to the study, while New
York is the state with the most segregated schools, with the fewest black students attending majority white schools
and the highest level of "intense segregation" for Hispanic students.
Gov. Gray Davis signed a bill yesterday to allow undocumented immigrants attending state colleges and universities to pay in-state tuition and to give them the right to state financial aid. (While you have been putting in the system for years, your tax dollars pay for other to go to school)
Presented
to U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Mary Robinson at the World Conference
Against Racism in Durban, South Africa by the members of the Congressional Black Caucus attending the conference:
Donna Christianson, John Conyers, Eddie Bernice Johnson, Barbara Lee, Sheila Jackson Lee, Cynthia McKinney, and
Diane Watson, September 1, 2001.
Affirmative Action in Higher
Education May Attract Supreme Court Attention.
UC admissions policy again on regents' minds President's proposal would broaden process.
UC proposes broader admission policy CRITICS SAY IT'S AN ATTEMPT TO SIDESTEP REGENTS' BAN ON AFFIRMATIVE ACTION.
Illegal Immigrants Feel Attacks' Economic Fallout
As Tourism, Service Industries Slump, Low-Wage Workers Face Severe Hardships
The 1992 lawsuit, filed by Cheryl Hopwood and three
other white applicants
against the UT School of Law, resulted in a 1996 decision to prohibit the
consideration of race in college admissions.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights informed government agencies on Friday that they will be closely watched for violations of laws banning racial or ethnic discrimination.
Mexico, California to launch health program for migrants. How does this effect you that have put in the system?
The University of Michigan is defending its race-based admissions policies.
INS Stumped on How Some Hijackers Entered the U.S. (yea right).
With
Friends Like Mexico, Who Needs Enemies?
By Sam Francis
President Bush meets with Italian American leaders at The White House onColumbus Day 2001
Washington -- After an outcry from educators, Sen. Dianne
Feinstein, D-Calif., dropped a proposal yesterday for a six-month suspension of foreign student visas after higher
education officials pledged to work with the immigration system.
06 Oct 01
WASHINGTON — Lynne Cheney, wife of the vice president, is staying true to form and attacking educators who would steer their lesson plans in the direction of more multiculturalism since the Sept. 11 attacks.
Losing Track of Illegal Immigrants: Once in U.S., Most Foreigners Easily Escape Notice of INS
Is it time to rethink American immigration policy in the face of a clear and present danger from foreign-born terrorists? Linda Chavez
Arizona State University junior Ahmad Saad Nasim told a gruesome tale: He was attacked from behind, beaten and pelted with eggs while his assailants uttered racial epithets.
The Unintended Side Effects of Multiculturalism
Clinton Honored As 'First Black President' at Black
Caucus Dinner
I am not so sure the commissars of political correctness,
who so dominates our media, our government bureaucracies and other institutions, are willing to unshackle the will
of the American people and allow us to destroy the terrorists and the nations that back them.
Rev. Al Sharpton slammed Mayor Giuliani for hogging too much credit for uniting the city, saying "Bozo" could have done as much
It may not be a surprise that a candidate for mayor in Asheville, N.C. stands i n defense of the Confederate Flag, but the fact that the candidate is a black man who once served as president of the Asheville NAACP is different.
Reparations clamor of dubious design.
Multiculturalism:
Fact or Threat?
Sept 2001
Tougher Enforcement by INS Urged: Lawmaker Wants Continual Checks of Visa Holders' Status, More Staff at Borders.
Goal
of more minority workers urged:
Consultant says city has done good job on hiring, but needs to more
Year long agenda examines racism
Trading in slavery :Mark Steyn on the racist blacks who see rich pickings in white guilt over sins real and imagined.
Appeals Court guts state government affirmative action programs: or Court striped voters of Prop 209..Appeals Court gives victory to voters of that said NO! to preferential treatment… 5 years ago Also...Connerly heralds legal victory in California lawsuit
The
Bush administration yesterday gave the clearest indication yet of where
it may go on race-conscious public policy — and the likely direction is not good.
07 Sept 01
Rewarding illegal aliens with amnesty would be a financial loser for American taxpayers and a political loser for both Democrats and Republicans,r promised yesterday. Cost to Taxpayer... $30billion.
Televised talks take steps in exploring racial divide: See EAIF trails on this
link
LINDEN,
Texas — A black woman has recanted her claim that two men with sheets or
pillow cases over their heads abducted her, sexually assaulted her and carved the letters KKK into her chest, authorities
say.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson will make reparations for the past enslavement of blacks his No. 1 issue this fall, an aide to the civil rights leader.
A federal judge
last Wednesday ruled that a suit by a former casino employee, who claims she was demoted and fired because she
is white, can proceed as a class action.
03 Sept 01
DENVER — C.M. Mangiaracina said Tuesday he would drop Columbus' name from the parade in exchange for the creation of a citywide Italian-American History Month.
Diversity is urged for Ala. campus: Black and white students alike at Alabama, including the white head of the Interfraternity Council and the president of the campus chapter of the NAACP, have come out against any attempt to force integration.
A 15-year-old black youth was sentenced late Thursday to a minimum of six months and maximum of six years in jail for ethnic intimidation in the beating of a European American truck driver during the Cincinnati riots in April.
SAVANNAH,
Ga. — When an anonymous donor offered $150,000 to re-open Savannah's
Carnegie Library on condition that part of it be named in honor of city native and former library user Supreme
Court Justice Clarence Thomas, it was an offer library officials could not refuse.
Ethnic cleansing has begun in Zimbabwe.
When will NATO bombs begin falling on Harare? Will Robert Mugabe be hauled before a war crimes tribunal in The
Hague? The ethnics being cleansed from Zimbabwe are Europeans.
Color me American - Geoff Metcalf interviews Prop. 209 co-author Glynn Custred on racial quotas.
University of Georgia's Admissions Policy Is Unconstitutional, Appeals Court Finds
The
Hate Crimes You Don’t Hear About
Court
case tests the limits of Proposition 209
Federal Govt Dismisses White Male Complaint Against U. Iowa
State
diversity laws challenged in court: Four programs violate Proposition 209,
foes of affirmative action argue in an appeals hearing.
25 Aug 2001
LAKEWOOD -- City Councilman Bob Filson resigned Thursday after city leaders expressed outrage over comments he made to a weekly newspaper reporter.
One year Later: Killing of
European American Boy Still Draws silence From Justice Dept: See hate note written by hate killer.
Rep.
Don Davis, a "white" Republican, said he received the letter
Friday and forwarded it to every member of the state House and Senate. He said he didn't consider the letter racist.
Racial
and ethnic watchdogs tightened patrol of their perimeters as the Census
Bureau released new numbers that add up to an acceleration of the browning of America.
- The Christian Science Monitor
Bush
Determined to Let Mexican Long-Haul Trucks on U.S. Roads, Mineta Says
The
Republican Party is pursuing a lost cause in attempting to woo Hispanic
voters, and the continuing Hispanic immigration will increasingly boost Democratic ranks as the traditional Republican
voting base shrinks, says a Center for Immigration Studies report.
Its time for English immersion
See all articles on Bush giving preference except to European Americans
Media reports little of Blacks killing European American: Staged Accident Leads To Murder.
- The
insults and threats started practically the day European American Rebecca
Porcaro walked into Rainier Beach High School in 1995: "White slut. Stupid white girl. White bitch, go back
to Bellevue. This is our school."
DENVER -- Going global just got easier for local businesses with the recent formation of the European American Chamber of Commerce (EACC) in Denver
Powell expected to boycott U.N.
racism conference
Aug. 16 — Lonny Rae doesn't deny he used the N-word last October and attached it to a threat he uttered against a black man who scuffled with his wife, who, like Rae, is white. But he says he doesn't deserve to be locked up for five years because of it.
Toyota's American sales arm has reached a deal with the Rev. Jesse Jackson's Rainbow/PUSH organization under which it will spend hundreds of millions of dollars per year to hire more minorities and do more business with minority-owned enterprises. (Note: European Americans have no representation in any Corporate setting)
09 Aug 2001
Bush administration defends race preferences in government contracting. 10 Aug 2001WASHINGTON (AP)--The Bush administration asked the Supreme Court on Friday to uphold the use of racial preferences in some government contracting, a position at odds with the president's campaign pledges.
Now is not the time for the Bush administration to get weak-kneed on affirmative action. Not only did George Bush campaign against racial preferences; they are bad policy and are destructive of racial relations.
Last week, The State newspaper reported that South Carolina is paying $300,000 to a former European American deputy director of the state Health and Human Affairs Department to settle a discrimination charge filed against Hodges and agency director Bill Prince.
Racial Gang rape: Another Diversity Disaster
Blacks sense snub by Bush: Critics: GOP focus is on fast-growing Hispanic population.
08 Aug 2001
SEATTLE — Amid charges of racism, many Seattle police officers say they are cutting back on the number of arrests they make in minority communities.
When it comes to "affirmative action" and racial classifications, my friend Clarence gets it wrong more often than he gets it right.
Federal investigators did not target former Los Alamos nuclear scientist Wen Ho Lee based on his ethnicity, according to a classified report that is otherwise highly critical of the conduct of the FBI and Energy Department during the probe.
At a "Black Holocaust Conference," one of Farrakhan's lieutenants, a "Professor of Egyptology," held up a painting of the Last Supper and called Christ's Disciples "a whole lot of white faggot boys.
In addition to being morally repugnant, racial quotas and preferences are opposed by large majorities of Americans, as every public poll ever taken on the issue confirms.
07 Aug 2001
On Friday, USA Today reported that the Bush administration will file a brief this week with the Supreme Court that defends the discriminatory contracting program run by the Department of Transportation.
06 Aug 2001
European American "White" Janitors May Intervene in Civil Rights Case, 2nd Circuit Rules.
06 Aug 2001
The Buch administration's disdain for international treaties is on display again this week as US officials raise the possibility of boycotting a United Nations conference on racism to be held next month in Durban, South Africa. The administration objects to two items on the agenda: a call for reparations to African countries by colonial slave-trading powers and an attempt by some Arab governments to adopt language equating Zionism with racism.
States Make it easy for illegal (notice media uses undocumented) immigrants. Various states have let undocumented immigrants get driver's licenses, pay in-state college tuition and access health care more easily. Such actions would have been unthinkable a few years ago.
A Seattle policeman explained de-policing as: "Parking under a shady tree to work on a crossword puzzle is a great alternative to being labeled a racist and being dragged through an inquest, a review board, an FBI and U.S. attorney investigation, and a lawsuit." According to columnist John Leo, that's precisely what's happening in Cincinnati in the wake of the city's recent riots.
01 Aug 2001
With the number of illegal immigrants at a historic high, many state and local officials have recently proposed or approved benefits for them that would have been unthinkable just a few years ago.
Black KC attorney faces opposition in nomination for civil rights post because he does not believe in giving preference.
BBC guilty of racism: A VETERAN natural history presenter who believed he was dropped from BBC Radio Wales for being English has won his claim for racial discrimination.
"The end of (pro-minority) bias?" ..." opponents of affirmative action preferences have been winning dramatic legal victories through court decisions and by passage of state initiatives in California and Washington."
28 July 2001
"Polynesian 'relative' lays claim to Kennewick Man" ..."Siofele, 65, who claims to be a direct descendent
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Georgia Sen. Zell Miller, who has defended his mountain heritage against perceived insults by everyone from cartoonists to celebrities, now has taken aim at Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld. (note: Democrat EA's get flared about thier decent sence of self worth)
20 July 01
"In a police department riven by accusations of racial bias in promotions, the MBTA's highest-ranking African-American, John J. Mahoney, is resented by both white and black officers because of the way he was promoted to sergeant."
20 July
Fire, police recruit plan ruled illegal" "In a ruling that could upend minority recruiting efforts, a federal judge says the city of Houston is violating state law by selecting cadets for its police and fire academies rather than taking those who score highest on civil service tests."
The CHP contends that Marshall's ruling unconstitutional, saying it calls for the agency to make hiring decisions based on race, when the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled such mandates can only be applied in the most egregious discrimination cases."
"Aid flows to illegal immigrants""In a controversial move, states make it easier for families to get everything from drivers' licenses to
healthcare."
20 July
"Crime Wave Follows Cincinnati Riots " ..."At least 77 people have been shot since the Ohio city was rocked by three days of racially inflamed violence three months
ago.
20 July
"(Southside Catholic Conference chairman said) "The SCC will no longer be dragged into a confrontational discussion with people (St Sabina officials) that only want to talk about race and not the safety of their own area,"
15 July 2001
"Here, and in the neighboring cities of Huntington Park, South Gate and Cudahy, a surge of Mexican immigrants in the 1980s led to the ouster of mostly hite-controlled city councils...."... ..."Now the new Latino political establishment of these cities is under extraordinary scrutiny for alleged corruption.
Two European American waiters who work at the Palmer House Hilton Hotel sued the hotel firm, alleging they were removed from the alderman's banquet last year at her staff's request solely because of the color of their skin.
"To convince (Judge) Orrick that desegregation money is still needed -- despite having received more than $400 million over 17 years -- the district presented test scores and other indicators showing academic parity had not been achieved."...
"(Black) Woman accused of faking hate crimes "A woman (Jaelynn Sealey) who told police that someone painted a racial slur on her garage and set fire to her car has been charged in federal court with committing the crimes herself."...
11 July 2001...
"Bush Issues Veto Threat for Mexican Truck Ban". "President Bush threatened to veto any bill that prevents Mexican trucks from operating on U.S. roads...."
Mayor Schell injured in attack from Black leader at Central Area festival. The megaphone hit Seattle Mayor Paul Schell
just below his right eye. The culprit, police say, is James C. Garrett, a longtime black community activist who
is running for mayor. Schell suffered broken bones in his face and was taken to Harborview Medical Center, where
he spent the night in satisfactory condition. [Jul. 08, 2001]Activist arrested in Schell assault has used violence before... calling himself Omari Tahir, saying in 1987 that he would not acknowledge "a slave name."
8 July 2001
Ford Motor Company won a motion to prevent sensitive personnel records form being publicized before the start of a racial discrimination lawsuit from current and former Caucasian employees. See stories below.
Northville European American man (Kovacs) is taking Ford Chief Executive Jacques Nasser and Ford Motor Credit Co. to court, alleging in a lawsuit that he is the victim of a company-wide practice of discrimination in order to achieve aggressive quotas for hiring and promoting women and minorities."...
03 July 01
Police department seeking diversity" ..."Hiring minority police officers has not been an easy task in Oklahoma City, police say."
03 July
De-policing is passive law enforcement: Officers consciously stop trying to prevent low-level crime and simply react to 911 calls. Many officers, wary of being labeled racists or racial profilers, say they hold back or bypass opportunities to make traffic stops or arrests of black suspects.
"Something was very suspicious," said Michl, who is European American. "If he were any other race, I would have probably arrested him on the spot. But then I started thinking, 'What if he's on cocaine, what if we get in a fight and he dies, and then we find out he's only guilty of a suspended license.' I don't want to see my name in the papers."
European Americans left out of Corporate scholarships. "AOL Time Warner to Invest $100 Million in Minority-Run Businesses"
29 June 2001
"The three-day conference at the Fairmont Hotel features sessions on community organizing and plenty of tips for would-be officeholders. Meetings on promoting naturalization and building immigrant involvement...."
29 June 2001
Police department seeking diversity" ..."Hiring minority police officers has not been an easy task in Oklahoma City, police say."
03 July
De-policing is passive law enforcement: Officers consciously stop trying to prevent low-level crime and simply react to 911 calls. Many officers, wary of being labeled racists or racial profilers, say they hold back or bypass opportunities to make traffic stops or arrests of black suspects.
"Something was very suspicious," said Michl, who is European American. "If he were any other race, I would have probably arrested him on the spot. But then I started thinking, 'What if he's on cocaine, what if we get in a fight and he dies, and then we find out he's only guilty of a suspended license.' I don't want to see my name in the papers."
European Americans left out of Corporate scholarships. "AOL Time Warner to Invest $100 Million in Minority-Run Businesses"
29 June 2001
"The three-day conference at the Fairmont Hotel features sessions on community organizing and plenty of tips for would-be officeholders. Meetings on promoting naturalization and building immigrant involvement...."
29 June 2001
Advancement by racial group, not by individual merit. The Freedom Forum, (is) a private nonpartisan foundation devoted to media issues. The foundation has launched a multimillion dollar commitment to increasing the number of journalists of color in America's newspaper newsrooms."
28 June 2001
"Mexico is demanding some form of legal status be given to the estimated 5 million undocumented immigrants now living in the United States."
29 June 2001
"The Supreme Court let stand Monday a ruling that led Texas to end affirmative action at its public colleges and universities."
25 June 2001
"A homeless man was beaten and kicked to death by a rampaging group of Black teen-agers in an attack that has height- ened concern over tensions between blacks and Hispanics.
"White" men sue Ford over promotions" (A Ford vice presidend said) "Certainly diversity is one of the performance issues for managers," he said. "It's definitely an impact on their bonus." (note: Will European Americans stand for thier jobs being eliminated? Ford Motor Company's largest revenue flow in the United States comes from EAs; currently the largest segment in the U.S. However, EA's are being slashed out of jobs and don't even realize what is happening. Do European Americans have enough oomph to boy-cot one of the largest Auto Manufactures?) United we Stand-Divided we fall. Join the European American Issues Forum.
22 June 01
A growing number of colleges, challenging the status quo begins not after graduation, but during — with several groups choosing to segregate themselves on the big day. The University of California Los Angeles, for instance, hosts several commencement ceremonies, and there’s a growing trend to hold separate celebrations that divide students not by academic discipline but by color, ethnicity....
“We are trapped in a mono-cultural environment that is dominated by old white males” – Richard Parry-Jones, Vice President of Product Development and Quality, 08-12-99
“We went to headhunters who didn’t find us 51 year old white males” – Don Winkler, President of Ford Credit, 08-20-00, quoted in Detroit News
"A homeless man was beaten and kicked to death by a rampaging group of teen-agers in an attack that has heightened concern over tensions between blacks and Hispanics
"To ignore this race and gender discrimination is to say that only minorities and females deserve to be protected from race and gender discrimination." http://www.fordmotorsclassaction.com/
"Lawsuit Challenges Utah Hate Crimes Law" "Utah's hate crimes statute -- as weak as it is -- violates the U.S. Constitution and should be thrown out, a Salt Lake City man argued in a federal lawsuit filed Tuesday."
20 June 01
Under a proposed law, non citizens (illeagal alians) who attended high school in California for three years would be eligible for the much-lower resident tuition rate and financial aid at California State University and community colleges.
Week of 25 June
"A national coalition of Jews and Christians is announcing its refusal to be "terrorized by 'tolerance.'" "The organization is "Toward Tradition", founded by Orthodox Rabbi Daniel Lapin in 1991."....
"Two men accused of beating a black man in Old Orchard Beachm say the fight was not racially motivated."
"Senators enter the fray over Boy Scout issue" ..."the Senate plunged into an angry fight over a proposal by Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., to deny federal funds to school districts that exclude the Boy Scouts because of the Scouts' refusal to admit gays."
"A U.S. District Court jury this week awarded more than $313,000 in damages to two white Philadelphia Housing Authority employees after finding that they had been denied
a promotion because of their race."
15 June 2001
"A black woman who claimed she was the victim of a hate crime is now accused of fabricating a racial incident to try to hide her alleged theft of a van from the White Bear grouphome where she worked and lived."
12 June 2001
"The University of Oklahoma gives preference to American Indians, blacks and Hispanics over whites in medical college admissions, according to a study released Thursday."...
15 June 2001
..."I've asked many, many policemen, especially my friends, the troopers, to join me," (said a spokesman), "and some of them have said they will."
"UNC to increase minority contracts" "Members of the UNC administration and Board of Governors said Friday they want 10 percent of the system's contracts to go to minority-owned companies."....
Houston Tops List as Best City for African Americans to Live, Work and Play"
A study shows whites are likelier to face the federal death penalty, Attorney General John Ashcroft told a House committee Wednesday - and he made the startling claim that anti-white bias is not racial bias.
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