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Guest Commentary

Iraq, War & Color Racism

By Dr. David Graham Du Bois Guest Commentator

I am convinced that resistance to color racism will grow as will the rejection of the idea that there are inherently superior and inferior peoples on this globe. My fear is that this may not be that moment. My hope and my conviction is, that moment will come. Permanent War: Permanent State of Emergency Trojan…

October 17, 2002 2 min read Free to read

I am convinced that resistance to color racism will grow as will the rejection of the idea that there are inherently superior and inferior peoples on this globe. My fear is that this may not be that moment. My hope and my conviction is, that moment will come.

Permanent War: Permanent State of Emergency

Trojan Horse Watch: Bob Johnson’s message invades Black radio…Rep. Harold Ford: mess of the blue dog…The Trojan Horse TV show

Briefs:The Four Eunuchs of War…The most dangerous game…Smack, Blow, and Blowback…Lethally stupid and more…

A Jewish Peace Activist on Baraka’s Poem: Urban Legends by Rachael Kamel, Guest Commentator

e-MailBox: The Real Rosa Parks…NAACP challenged on war…Plato and the Emperor George…Deceitful billionaire busted…Anglo-Saxon alarmed

RE-PRINT: Harry Belafonte on Colin Powell…CNN Larry King Live Interview with Belafonte

Interview: Educate and Advocate – Henry Nicholas on social justice in America

Commentaries in Issue 13 October 3 , 2002:

Lantern of Liberty:
Harriet Tubman Mural Replaced by a Parking Lot

BET’s Black Billionaire Trojan Horse:
“Democrat” Bob Johnson Fronts For GOP

Black Children Still Victimized by “Savage Inequalities”:
Public education amid racism and isolation
by Elena Rutherford, Guest Commentator

e-MailBox:
Black political self-financing
Senator Ed Brooke mislaid
Hip Hop and heroin
Anglo-Saxons beware

A letter to our readers:
Black America and Bush’s New World Order

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