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Mr. President, If You Don’t Come Out Fighting, You’ll Not Only Lose Elections, But Respectfully, Also Your Soul
This is an AWESOME letter to President Obama by Russell Simmons. Thank you Huffington Post. Russell Simmons: Mr. President, If You Don’t Come Out Fighting, You’ll Not Only Lose Elections, But Respectfully, Also Your Soul.
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Tagged commentary, Dan Choi, Huffington Post, Obama, politics, Russell Simmons, Shirley Sherrod, Van Jones
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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
How Much Is One Black Man Worth? LeBron vs. Oscar Grant
In light of both events I found this commentary by Stephanie Robinson compelling. OPINION: How Much Is One Black Man Worth? LeBron vs. Oscar Grant | News One.
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Tagged commentary, justice, LeBron James, money, Oscar Grant, race, sports, Stephanie Robinson
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Keith Olbermann Begs Oprah: Please ‘Crush’ Racist ‘Schmuck’ Limbaugh
I am mentally and emotionally spent after writing my thoughts on the previous article about Rush Limbaugh. All I simply have to say about this one is: I applaud Keith Olbermann for standing up to Mr. Limbaugh again about his … Continue reading
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Tagged commentary, Keith Olbermann, Oprah, politics, racism, Rush Limbaugh
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Fourth of July 1776, 1964, 2010
Fantastic article from Frank Rich. It is appropriate for today. Op-Ed Columnist – Fourth of July 1776, 1964, 2010 – NYTimes.com.
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Tagged 4th of July, commentary, Frank Rich, politics, race
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Anger, Frustration on the Rise Amid Gulf Coast Oil Disaster
PORT SULPHUR, La. This Fourth of July weekend in New Orleans will be packed with nearly 300,000 people, as the National Education Association holds its annual convention. Folks from across the country will descend on the Crescent City for three days of … Continue reading
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Tagged african american, black, Bobby Jindal, BP, British Petroleum, commentary, Louisiana, Obama, oil spill, Port Sulphur, Roland Martin
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The “End of Men” Isn’t the End of Racism
This is an interesting subject and a great commentary from Daisy Hernandez. Do you have any opinions on this? COLORLINES – The “End of Men” Isn’t the End of Racism.
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Tagged black, commentary, Daisy Hernandez, higher education, hispanic, jobs, men, race, racism, white, women
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The Hathaways
The apple didn’t fall far from the tree. Today I’m featuring the great Donny Hathaway and his daughter Lalah Hathaway. Donny was a great social commentator of his time thru his music. A tortured soul we lost too early. His daughter … Continue reading
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Tagged commentary, Donny Hathaway, jazz, Lalah Hathaway, music, r&b, soul, video
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Can we talk?
The need for discussion has built up ever since January 2009. The avoidance of the discussion has caused heated personal attacks, rushes to judgment, and misinformation flinging about recklessly and without regard. The issue of Race in America is a … Continue reading →