by Gene Richard Moss | Jun 19, 2023 | Culture, Race & Ethnicity
The Reagan Administration declared the first day honoring Negroes. The Biden Administration declared the second. What are the costs to taxpayers? Honoring people usually is based upon their achievements. What have been the achievements of Negroes in these United...
by Gene Richard Moss | Aug 29, 2022 | Culture, Race & Ethnicity
Note (12DEC2022): The current issue of Barron’s, a periodical by the Murdock empire, displays 15 drawn figures. Nine appear to have black faces; 4 white; 2 Oriental. Negroes comprise 12.5% of the American population. In the picture, 60%. What percentage of subscribers...
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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