Xenophobia in the United States

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• Socipathology in general in the United States

Anti-Indian organization ‘One Nation’ sprouts in Oklahoma: Collins cites education as cure

By Wilhelm Murg, Indian Country Today, 19 August 2003. One Nation, a privately-funded group based in Oklahoma, was created to hold the line against tribal authority and sovereignty. It advocates on issues relating to how Native American tribal authority and power is distorting the free market American economy.

The Smearing of Bustamante— The Far Right and Anti-Mexican Racism

By Jorge Mariscal, Counterpunch, 30 August 2003. The recent media flap around the candidacy of Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante and his membership in the student organization Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan (MEChA) indicates just how far the rhetoric and tactics of the extreme right have entered the media mainstream.

Harvard scholar pens attack on immigration

By Albor Ruiz, New York Daily News, 26 February 2004. Samuel Huntington, the chairman of Harvard University’s Academy for International and Area Studies, wrote an essay that will add fuel to anti-immigration fires. He argues that immigration from Latin America could cause the U.S. to loose its core Anglo-Protestant culture.