Re: To protest or not to protest

How about this: Launch a permanent campaign for global multiculturalism /
multiracial world and use the Rushton book as the first villain. From a PR
(public relations, propaganda) point of view, the leftist camp may want to
communicate to the public (a) that it exists (b) that it stands for
something good (c) and, therefore, fights something bad. The general good
message/goal to be propagated with reference to the Rushton book would be
something like global multiculturalism (the word used in Canada is
"multiculturalism" as a public policy, the South African term is
"multiracial democracy"). IMHO it is very important for a movement to
communicate its positive goals. Many people in the world feel discriminated
on racial/ethnic/cultural grounds. Global multiculturalism should be a world
party principle. It would be a general-purpose tool which helps fighting
discrimination, exploitation, imperialism, global apartheid, exterminism.

Gert Kohler
Oakville, Canada