By Selwyn Duke

Just recently I wrote a piece about Keith
John Sampson, a college student who was charged with “racial harassment”
for reading an anti-Ku Klux Klan
book. Not surprisingly, the article
evoked a great response, including emails from those with their own stories to
tell about persecution inspired by what I will call caucaphobia. A couple of these accounts are so compelling
– compared to one even Sampson’s problems pale – that I’ve decided to publish
them in this piece (both readers allowed me to use their names; their
correspondence has been edited for punctuation, grammar and style). These are the stories the mainstream media
won’t tell, straight from the front lines of the culture war. They give voice to a persecution whose name
most dare not utter.

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