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Fox News Audience Just 1.38% Black
This is really no surprise to me, thought you should know too. Fox News Audience Just 1.38% Black.
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Tagged black, cable network, Fox News, media, television, viewers
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The Reinvention of the Rev. Al Sharpton
Excellent article about the Rev. Al Sharpton in Newsweek by Allison Samuels and Jerry Adler. The Reinvention of the Rev. Al Sharpton – Newsweek.
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Tagged activism, african american, Al Sharpton, Allison samuels, black, Jerry Adler, justice, Newsweek, politics, race
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First African-American Woman Appointed to Maryland Appellate Court
Congratulations to Michelle D. Hotten on her achievement. http://www.afro.com/sections/news/Baltimore/story.htm?storyid=2007
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Tagged african american, black, courts, law, Maryland, Michelle Hotten
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Sleeping in to save S.C. slave cabins
Slavery was the scourge of America. Joe McGill is doing us and our future generations a great service in bringing light to these vanishing structures. Many of us cannot afford to visit the sites in Africa where our ancestors were … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, african american, black, history, Joe McGill, slavery, South Carolina
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Over 4 Years, Nearly 52,000 Police Stops in a Few Brooklyn Blocks
I was born & raised in New York. I lived in the neighborhood that this article talks about, in fact I was robbed twice in the neighborhood. It has never been the “Garden of Eden” however, there has to be … Continue reading
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Tagged african american, black, Brooklyn, civil rights, males, New York, NYPD, police, police brutality
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Lost in Port-au-Prince: Haiti, Six Months After the Earthquake
This is a stirring, personal account of Joel Dreyfuss’ visit to his homeland, 6 months after the earthquake. As always I try to offer as much information, about the reconstruction of our brother & sisters in Haiti. Lost in Port-au-Prince: Haiti, … Continue reading
7 Businesses That Went From Black-Owned To Corporate Entities
Excellent article that was informative, inspiring and troubling all at once. Informative and inspiring because if you do a business study on the organizations featured it provides a template for success. It is troubling because in the business world of … Continue reading
Do blacks feel betrayed by Obama’s silence on race?
Dr. Boyce Watkin’s commentary brings up an interesting point. Since his eloquent address as a candidate, President Obama has not exactly been as declarative on civil rights issues since taking the oath of office. I wonder is it because his … Continue reading →