Salon       O brother, where art thou? A leading Mississippi segregationist tells Salon that his old friend Trent Lott has betrayed him by appeasing his critics. Richard Barrett doesn't understand w

<-Photo is Richard Barrett with Oliver Welch at Lester Maddox's funeral. Monument in the heart, impetus in the cause Richard Barrett       "He told them not to water down his message," said Joe J

University of Mississippi Richard Barrett       My friends and fellow-Americans. The mindset that you cannot keep a Negro from getting a mortgage is the same mindset that you cannot keep a Negro out

Voice of the common man Wendell Gardner       You may wonder why I am writing this. Well, I'll go back to when I first met Richard Barrett to tell you. He moved into my neighborhood across the stree

     Crosstar had published a moving and powerful piece by Justin Barker, in which the seventeen-year-old victim of an attack by six Negroes in Jena, Louisiana had told about how his attackers were be

Hysteria tries to shift focus from Malcolm-X types Richard Barrett       In 1967, I was arrested at the Mississippi Capitol for picketing Charles Evers with a sign, Fight Poverty, Go to Work. It was

Pure over putrid       The Skinhead phenomenon became a world-class movement on the second night of rioting at the Broadwater Estates Negro housing-project in London in 1985. On the first fateful nig

Purity combating pollution Right makes white       A day in the life of a Skinhead is hard enough, fighting Communists, homosexuals, anarchists, minorities, aliens and the general crud of society, b