To Help Minority- and Women-Owned Businesses is to Help New York State’s Economy July 8, 2008 Bill would shift "opportunities" away from businesses owned by white men.
Will Affirmative Action Roil ’08 Race? June 23, 2008 Obama risks being seen as an "anti-white male kind of candidate."
Under Federal Scrutiny, Seton Hall Puts Minority Scholarships on Hold March 5, 2008 Law school’s job fair was restricted to non-whites.
Should New MCS Superintendent Be a Black Man? February 26, 2008 Black Memphis school board member: New superintendent "needs to be black."
Caltrans’ Misguided U-Turn on Contracts November 2, 2007 Claims loophole in Prop 209 permits race preferences.
Black Lawyers Rare at Supreme Court October 29, 2007 Top law firms continue to be unable to recruit and retain blacks and other non-whites
Federal Rule Blocks Recruiting Police Officers from Outside Buffalo October 26, 2007 In Buffalo, there are too few black residents who can qualify to be cops.
African-American Firms Get Less Work October 2, 2007 Milwaukee looks for ways to use race-based hiring schemes.
Bourbon, Baseball Bats, and Now the Bantu: Louisville, Ky., Welcomes Immigrants to Bolster its Shrinking Work Force September 19, 2007 Some Kentucky businessmen now prefer to hire Somali Bantus over Americans.
Police Department Will Consider Minorities First In Hiring September 5, 2007 Written police exam "favored" whites over non-whites.
$2.65 Million Bias Settlement Backed July 24, 2007 Half of the people promoted to police captain in Milwaukee were nonwhites or women.
Lawsuit: FDNY Discriminated On Exams May 22, 2007 Test biased because blacks, Hispanics "were underrepresented among higher-scoring applicants."
Affirmative Action, Immigration, Curing America Of White Doctors May 10, 2007 White enrollment in medical schools has declined to 63% of total enrollment since the 1970s.
NOTE: MUST BE LATINO May 9, 2007 Casting firm is looking for a "hip, well-informed" host for a new PBS technology show.
S.F. Can Try To Reinstate Affirmative Action Program, Court Rules April 20, 2007 "Legacy of discrimination" trumps the will of the people.
Minority Numbers Drop On City Payroll March 12, 2007 Race-neutral hiring practices "whiten" Pittsburgh police and fire departments.
Anti-Affirmative Action Campaign Launched December 21, 2006 White trade union demands that young people be exempt from affirmative action.
Prop. 209 Affects State Hiring And Contracting October 31, 2006 Race-preference ban in California eliminated "corporate welfare," says Ward Connerly.
Chief Of Soon-To-Be Metropolitan Police Department Defends Hiring Practices October 26, 2006 Head of police union says white candidates were passed over in favor of blacks.
State Committee Eyes Affirmative Action October 6, 2006 "Expert" tells Wisc. committee white male veterans gain most from "affirmative action."
VOTE YES: Affirmative Action Is Bad For State’s Business Climate, True Equality October 3, 2006 Both sides of the preferences debate.
Affirmative Action In India Flips Caste Roles September 27, 2006 Protests and strikes as India's upper-castes lose jobs and college slots.
Ad Agencies Look To Recruit Minorities September 25, 2006 New York City pressures ad industry on "the last bastion of Jim Crow."
Opposition To Affirmative Action Ban Softens September 18, 2006 Opponents of racial preferences in Michigan are gaining ground.
Controversial Anti-Mayor Ad Hits Airwaves September 14, 2006 Black firefighters accuse mayor of "racism," run race-baiting television ads.
Affirmative Action Remains On Mich. Ballot September 12, 2006 Opponents of MCRI lose last-ditch effort to keep initiative off the ballot.
Voters Not Sold On Push To End Affirmative Action — 2 Months Before Election, Only 41% Support Proposal September 7, 2006 Opponents still trying to remove anti-race preference initiative from ballot.
Affirmative Action Ban Isn’t Black And White September 7, 2006 Californians adjust to life without racial preferences.
By Any Means Necessary: A Federal Judge Plays Politics In Michigan. August 31, 2006 Federal judge rules MCRI can remain on ballot, but insists petitioners deceived the public.
Hispanic Groups Blast OPM August 17, 2006 Hispanics complain of lack of "representation" in federal workforce.
FDNY Bows To Diversity Critics August 8, 2006 New York City Fire Dept. to lower standards in order to raise diversity.
How Racial Preferences Backfire June 26, 2006 Racial preferences, not white racism, is holding black lawyers down.
An Open Letter To ‘The Daily Show’ June 20, 2006 Black columnist thinks too-white cable news parody needs "some soul."
Camden Police Hiring Policy Assailed June 9, 2006 Police officers set up organization to protest city's failure to promote whites.
Affirmative Action Ban Slips May 17, 2006 Michiganders still much more likely to support racial preferences ban than oppose it.
Kerry Requests GAO Study of Minority Advertising Contracts May 17, 2006 Senator wants to see if government is "keeping its commitment to minority entrepreneurs."
Disinvited May 17, 2006 EEOC retracts speaking invitation for anti-racial preferences activist for fear of "mutiny."
Caltrans Drops Race Element in Federally Funded Contracts May 8, 2006 California Dept. of Transportation announces end of racial preferences policy.
An Asian Reader Says White Unemployment Statistics Don’t Surprise Him March 24, 2006 He admits non-whites have "layoff protection."
Prospects for the White Tribe March 13, 2006 Dan Roodt's talk on South African whites at the 2006 American Renaissance conference.
Appellate Court Rules Against Shreveport in Race Discrimination Lawsuit January 30, 2006 Appeals court finds city's hiring policy was biased against whites.
UnKingly Statutes January 13, 2006 Think-tank finds hundreds of racial preference statutes in state law codes.
Wal-Mart Links Pay To Diversity Goals January 12, 2006 Wal-Mart will reduce bonuses of executives who don't hire enough women and non-whites.
No Vote on Affirmative Action ‘06 Proposal December 15, 2005 Michigan board, intimidated by mob, refuses to approve ballot initiative despite court order.
The Q-Word & American Realities December 1, 2005 Republican politician in Michigan wants to keep racial preferences for diversity's sake.
Miers Backed Race, Sex Set-Asides October 24, 2005 Harriet Miers established racial quotas as president of Texas state bar association.
A Diversity Candidate in Every Pool October 17, 2005 University declares there must be at least one "diverse" candidate in every hiring pool.
Report: Agencies Fail to Review Race-Based Procurement Programs August 24, 2005 Civil Rights Commission urges race-neutral hiring at federal agencies.
Come and Get It August 23, 2005 Ohio racial preference policy leads to corruption and financial woes.
Diversity Worries Set Off Alarms August 8, 2005 Fire department's test scores show whites' enormous lead over other races.
Further Down The Road (Paved With Good Intentions) July 15, 2005 Jared Taylor's new introduction to his classic book on race.
Blazing Battles July 11, 2005 Firemen say department has passed over hundreds of white candidates to hire blacks.
Breaking the Glass Ceiling June 9, 2005 Israeli Bar Association urge racial preferences to Ethiopian immigrants.
How Racial P.C. Corrupted the LAPD May 11, 2005 Former cop admits racial preferences destroyed the LAPD.
9th Circuit Panel Rejects Minority-Contract Awards May 11, 2005 Court finds in favor of white-owned company over racial preferences in government contracting.
The Iron Fist In the Velvet Glove Of “Diversity” April 28, 2005 Discrimination lawsuits prompt companies to impose racial quotas on themselves.
Equal Opportunity: A Fact Of Life in California Government Agencies April 25, 2005 Anti-racial preference lawyer in California has won many battles.
Milwaukee Cops Win Discrimination Suit March 31, 2005 Police racial preference policy discriminated against whites.
Minority Women with Degree Outearn White Women March 28, 2005 Black women with degrees are rare and sought-after.
Minority Firm Led by a Dead Woman March 28, 2005 "Minority-owned" business may have been front for whites.
Judge Rules City Fire Exam Biased March 24, 2005 Lawyer for low-scoring black test-takers to seek up to $80 million in damages.
Parking Meter Pact Proves Costly to City March 1, 2005 New Orleans gives contract to black-owned company rather than cheaper competitors.
Md. Black Caucus to Seek Program Extension February 9, 2005 Governor wants to end "temporary" set-aside program that began in 1978.
Race and Contracts at Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission February 9, 2005 Utility fires black whose wrangling over setasides put public health at risk.
Contracts, Race Bred Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission Rift February 4, 2005 Squabbling over set-asides and discrimination lawsuits put the public health at risk.