by Gene Richard Moss | Aug 29, 2022 | Culture, Race & Ethnicity
“In a time of universal deceit — telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” -George Orwell (1903-1950) Two federal holidays now promote a forced favorable image of the American Negro. In 1983, then-President Reagan proclaimed the first in the name of Martin Luther...
by Gene Richard Moss | Feb 14, 2022 | Race & Ethnicity
Note (21FEB2022): Today is Presidents’ Day. With a few exceptions, the list is not one to be admired; least of all our current President — a senile, corrupt, treasonous, professional politician who seems to admire Justin Trudeau’s recent seizing of dictatorial power...
by Gene Richard Moss | Aug 31, 2020 | Race & Ethnicity
Note (07SEP2020): Murmurs? Glimmerings? Are we beginning to hear murmurs and see glimmerings from the Euro-Caucasians (“Whites”) who have surrendered their territory and resources willingly if not joyfully? Actual actions by this still largely weak, passive, and...
by Gene Richard Moss | Apr 29, 2019 | Interviews, Race & Ethnicity
Mansfield Frazier is a late-middle-aged Negro,* a radio-commentator, a social activist, and an ex-convict. Last December, we had the opportunity to chat on-air with Mr. Frazier about immigration. Racial issues are “hot button” topics. Immigration is a “hot button”...
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