While searching for info I incidentally found this:

http://archive.frontpagemag.com/readArticle.aspx?ARTID=23449

“Last year, Virginia Abernethy, a professor emeritus at Vanderbilt’s medical school and leader of the Tanton-influenced Population-Environment Balance, became the latest in the Tanton network to join the Citizens Informer editorial board. ‘My view of the Council of Conservative Citizens,’ she told the Intelligence Report, ‘is that they support traditional values and the freedom of people to associate with people that they want to associate with.’ She spoke on the same day that the CCC’s Web site carried a comparison of black pop singer Michael Jackson and an ape — a comparison that Abernethy suggested may have reflected ‘bad taste,’ but not racism. ‘What is the point of a society that pushes [racial] mixing?’ she asked when told of another CCC Web item that derided the wife of murdered Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl as a ‘mixed race’ woman who is ‘committed to racial and ethnic amalgamation.’ ‘Our society pushes mixing,’ the retired Vanderbilt professor added. ‘I think this is probably not a good thing for the society.’

Frankly, calling known child-molester Michael Jackson an ape is mild. And believing in racial equality is one thing; believing that race-mixing is a positive good is quite another and not required by it.