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Since January 1997, the year in which ACRI was founded, it has been our primary mission to protect and defend the principle of equal rights for all Americans. The principle of equal rights is embodied in the American Constitution as well as statutory law. The right to equal treatment is the centerpiece of American culture. It was the quest for equal treatment that provided the moral fuel for Martin Luther King, Jr. to lead the national campaign to end the Jim Crow era and the oppression of Americans who were identified as “Negroes.” The principle of equal treatment for all remains a subject that is under constant attack from a variety of opponents.
This site seeks to provide a useful and enlightened forum for the discussion of numerous issues relating to “race.” We welcome the submission of articles and columns from all sources. Unsolicited items should be directed to: [email protected]
This site seeks to provide a useful and enlightened forum for the discussion of numerous issues relating to “race.” We welcome the submission of articles and columns from all sources. Unsolicited items should be directed to: [email protected]
Ward Connerly has been fighting for true equality and against race preferences, disguised as "affirmative" action, for almost 30 years. On June 29 of this year, the US Supreme Court validated his tireless battle, which is a victory for all Americans, when it ruled 6-3 hat race preferences violate the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution.
Scheduled for release on November 15. "Ward's Words" is a fascinating story of one man's persistence in championing a moral cause on behalf of all Americans. For a limited time you can pre-order Ward's Words and all pre-orders will be autographed by Ward Connerly. This only applies to pre-orders. Orders are now being taken for $32.09 for single copies and for a contribution of $102.09 four autographed copies may be obtained. Please click the button below to preorder. Please include your mailing address in the description box. |