MyBlack^® Politics

• Black women hampered by gender and race post-Katrina
• Black voters help Cedric Richmond glide to Democratic primary win
• Black Caucus Foundation orders scholarship audit
• Dillon council chairman demands hiring of black county employee
• Sigaty, Bobo get nod from African Americans in Howard County
• No Blacks in The Hill’s 50 Wealthiest Members of Congress
• Obama''s Goal: End War, Win Mideast Peace
• National Bankers Association Addresses Waters Issue
• Rep. Eddie Johnson admits to awarding relatives CBC scholarships
• Obama says he isn''t worried about Muslim rumors
• Andrew Young on post-Katrina New Orleans: ''Recovery has hardly begun''
• What Have You Done For Me Lately?! An Interview With Congressman Ed Towns
• The First Daughters Growing Up Right Before Our Eyes
• Obama to Make 2nd Oval Office Speech
• Obama Weighs Smaller Measures on the Economy
• Powell vs. Rangel: Testy Remake After 40 Years
• For Obama, Steep Learning Curve as Chief in War
• African American Leaders Outraged by ''Religious Right'' Moves to Overturn Roe v Wade
• Civil Rights Organizations Release Redistricting Guide to Promote Community Participation in 2011 Redistricting Processes
• Wright Criticizes Those Who Think Obama is Muslim
• How Kendrick Meek became the new Artur Davis
• Kendrick Meek: The black man who beat a billionaire
• Slumped Economy Creates More Problems for President Obama
• Perry and White accuse each other of racial politics
• Bank at center of Rep. Waters inquiry has checkered past
• Watch Colorado for Quiet Black Political Power Stories‎
• Maxine Waters'' Alleged Ethics Violation is a Charade‎
• Why Obama Is Still the Favorite in 2012
• Shun Charlie Rangel? Not in a New York Minute
• Will Black and Hispanic Voters Turn Out for Democrats This Fall?
• Kendrick Meek''s Primary Vote Missing In Polls?
• Rangel''s birthday bash‎
• Obama Administration Touts Its Record‎
• Black Republicans, Here''s Your Wake-Up Call
• Obama, African Leaders Hope to Strengthen Ties
• Lawsuit settled in Lincoln U. voting flap
• The Curious Case of the Black Tea Party Leaders
• Congresswoman Edwards Joins Maryland Democratic Party''s Diversity Leadership Council
• Black activist blames ''Fox Jews'' for fanning ire
• Race, Ethics and Partisan Warfare
• Prop 8 and the Black Community
• President Obama Narrows Racial Gap in Drug Sentencing
• Black Voters Must Hold Rangel Accountable
• Senate Punts Again On Settlement For African American Farmers
• Prime targets: Black lawmakers under fire
• Harold Ford, Jr. recounts early road to politics
• Quinn marches against violence, for black vote
• Waters Defends Herself on Black Radio
• Repealing the 14th Amendment is wrong for America
• Cohen Dances To Victory And Prepares For Next Election
• Parnell makes his first female, minority judicial appointment
• Black caucus reels from ethics, election setbacks
• Ethics probe may hurt other Democrats, but not Maxine Waters
• Why 56-point difference between blacks & whites on Pres. Obama approval?
• Black America needs to monitor congressional probes
• Battle for Brooklyn: Gentrification, Electoral Politics in a Chocolate
• Legal Defense Fund Applauds Legislation Ending Prison-Based Gerrymandering in New York
• Obama calls African Americans "sort of a mongrel people" but "true for White America as well"
• Black lawmakers irate over Emanuel''s $1.5 billion promise to Sen. Lincoln
• The Tri-State Defender''s Choice for Congress
• Steele skips Black Journo panel cites "food poisoning"
• Whitman Snubs African Americans and Black Media
• Black Leaders Chide Obama White House, ''Right-Wing Press''
• Local NAACP President calls on black community to unseat mayor, council members
• Voting Behind Bars
• Judicial candidates meet voters
• Obama''s Relationship To The Black Community
• Obama acknowledges racial tensions
• Obama talks education before Urban League
• African American Ministers in Action Statement on Arizona Immigration Decision
• Virginia NAACP head slams Webb for affirmative action column
• Otis L. Sanford: GOP voters jump at chance to vote against Herenton
• Fear of racial backlash may have triggered administration blunder, analysts say
• Shirley Sherrod and Me
• Interview with Kesha Rogers.
• Race: Still Too Hot to Touch
• How can Republicans attract more African-Americans?
• Ex-Mayor Makes Memphis, Tenn. Primary About Race
• Carnahan, Blunt meet with black clergy members in pursuit of Missouri U.S. Senate
• So … What Happens to the Black Farmers?
• Charlie Rangel''s spectacular rise and fall
• HD 65A winner almost certain to become first St. Paul African American at Capitol
• Landmark Financial Overhaul Will Protect African Americans
• Black pastors call for rally on immigration
• Obama approval dips but not among blacks
• Terrorism Bulletin Says Highlighting Al Qaeda Racism Could Deter African Recruits
• Obama should speak out about Sherrod, but probably won''t
• Do blacks feel betrayed by Obama''s silence on race?
• Rangel ethics charges create headache for allies
• Webb calls for end to most affirmative action programs, criticizes ''myth'' of white dominance
• In wake of ethics probe charges, defiant Rep. Charlie Rangel says ''I''m not walking out''
• Tom Burrell''s Brainwashing Diagnosis
• Obama Calls Shirley Sherrod, Apologizes for Firing
• RNC Treasurer: Steele Hid $7 Million Debt
• At Mayor''s Behest, Detroit Police Chief Resigns
• CBC Chair Speaks On the Shirley Sherrod Fiasco
• Statement From the National Association of Black Journalists on the Reaction of News Organizations Covering Shirley Sherrod
• States Risk Federal Resources/Political Clout by Failing to Count Prisoners/Immigrant Detainees in Census
• National Coalition on Black Civic Participation Comment on Shirley Sherrod
• Arizona’s Other Immigrant Conflict: African Americans vs. Africans
• Obama''s approval on economy s to new low
• Roy Barnes’ list of African-American clergy
• Hudson Valley clergy participate in Gillibrand African-American conference
• Latest right wing attack: Obama only cares about black victims of terrorism.
• Conservative African-American leaders question NAACP's resolution against Tea Party
• Jackson and Sharpton downplay tea party criticism‎
• Terri Sewell Wins Run-Off
• Jesse Jackson Gets This One Right and Bravo to David Stern
• First Lady Obama Tells NAACP Not to Rest‎
• Florida African American Caribbean Empowerment Alliance Launched‎
• Black candidates answer the call‎
• Moten urges Fenty to veto vote-buying bill‎
• Obama shifts AIDS strategy to high-risk groups‎
• Tony Hill Kicks Off New Organization to Increase African-American Voter Turnout
• Tea Party Should Hail NAACP Resolution on Racism
• Ford beginning voter registration push in black communities
• Tired Americans want government help
• Minority gains in South Carolina offer hope to Republicans nationwide
• Black Activist Blasts Senator Brady's "Symbolic" Wal-Mart Support While For MONTHS STILL Refusing To Meet on Specific Black/Poor People's Agenda
• Anti-Abortion Billboards Target Black Community
• Obama Says Afghan Policy Wont Change After Dismissal
• New poll shows Obama approval at all-time low
• Obama: U.S. has 'reset' relations with Russia
• Republicans Raise Minority Profile
• Black Leaders annouce move against conservative attempt to distort King dream Aug. 28
• U.S. Sen. Grassley: African American Revolutionary War Patriot Memorial measure moves out of committee
• Congressional Black Caucus Urges Senate To Pass Jobs Bill‎
• Black and Unwanted Billboard Campaign
• Do ethnically diverse election winners hint at change or good timing?
• Ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick indicted by feds on 19 mail fraud, tax counts
• Sarah Palin Endorses African American Congressional Candidate in California
• Tim Scott's South Carolina win is a loss for African Americans
• Why Super Tuesday Was Good For Obama
• Tyra Banks Endorses D.A. Kamala Harris for Attorney General
• Campaign 2010: Poll shows Artur Davis with 50% of black vote in race to Democratic nomination for Alabama governor
• Voter Intimidation Probe an Obama Vendetta
• Obama Effigy Burned In Wisconsin Bar
• Obama's top intelligence adviser resigns
• Obama And Mexican President Jointly Condemn Ariz. Immigration Law
• Obama Endorsements Don’t Seem To Help Democrats
• Michael Steele channels Malcolm X to rally the RNC
• Five Reasons Why Elena Kagan Is Bad for Black People and America
• Black farmers still waiting for justice
• Will Obama's coattails help or hurt in the midterms?
• Sen. Pugh to Chair Legislative Black Caucus
• Erasing Civil Rights: Rewriting History
• DOJ Lawyer Who Brought Black Panthers Case Resigns
• Racial Wealth Disparities Report Underscores Immediate Need for Civil Rights Intervention
• Specter, Sestak court African-American vote in Pennsylvania
• Black leaders left on the sidelines with Kagan nomination to Supreme Court
• Two Black Women Vie to Diversify Arkansas
• Reverend Wright Says Obama “Threw Me Under The Bus”
• Rev. Al Sharpton Endorses Elena Kagan
• Obama's African aunt granted asylum in US
• Lincoln courts black vote as an NAACP leader gives her an 'F'
• Why no black female court nominee?
• Democratic group credits Hispanic and African American population growth with pending leap in U.S. House seats for Texas
• Arizona Strikes Again with a New Anti-Minority Law
• Bahamas Ambassador pushes closer ties with African Americans
• 32 Black Republicans Running for Congress--Can They Win?
• Program for Black Kids Called Discrimination
• Want to See Obama’s Future? Take a Look at Cory Booker.
• Artur Davis' Opponent Gets Black Groups' Support
• Burris gets warm greeting from Decatur NAACP
• Roland Martin: The Delicate Dance Between Black Leaders and Obama
• Lincoln woos blacks, touts ties to Obama
• Black Women Feel Replaced by Elena Kagan on the Supreme Court
• Philadelphia Black Clergy Endorses Specter
• Another Black Harvard Prof. Defends Kagan Nomination
• Republican Party Sees Surge of Black Candidates
• A quick aside on African-American voting rates
• Glenn Plummer Joins Mayor Bing, County Executive Patterson for Regional Unity in Southeast Michigan
• The 'Jim Crow' Injustice of Crack Cocaine Continues
• A black Kagan recruit makes the case for confirmation
• Obama: U.S. can start withdrawing troops from Afghanistan in July 2011
• Obama's 'Main Street' tour heads to Buffalo
• Obama proposes larger oil cleanup fund, tax on oil companies
• With Obama, Regulations Are Back in Fashion
• Higher black voting rates in 2008 mostly occurred in South, report says
• Reparations: Is President Obama Duping the African-American Community?
• Witcher sworn in as first African American judge in Salem County; will serve Salem City court
• Black Scholars Coming Out Against Obama Nominee Elena Kagan
• How Clinton-era ‘diversity’ hobbled black progress in the South
• Barack Obama, Campaign Manager: How The 2008 Playbook Passed Health Care
• Black America is on the wrong side of the immigration issue
• Despite Widespread Appeals, Obama Fails to Appoint Black Woman to Supreme Court
• Obama submits Russia nuclear treaty to Senate
• African-American Woman Makes History
• Legislation Would Be Devastating To The Virgin Islands
• Black Folks Must Demand Solutions From Leaders
• Why Not A Black Female Supreme Court Justice?
• Race is again a hot topic in Davis' gubernatorial campaign
• Cory Booker is re-elected as Newark mayor for second term
• A Supreme Snub by Obama
• Black leaders out of step with followers on immigration
• Obama's Nuclear Energy Proposal Sparks Debate Among Black Environmentalists
• Congress Passes Bipartisan Bill to Help End Africa's Longest Insurgency
• Obama telephones new British prime minister
• Kwame Kilpatrick Starts Web Site for Financial Aid - His
• Ethiopian Diaspora Frustrated by U.S. Policy
• CBC Foundation Announces 40th Annual Legislative Conference
• FEMA - Black Officials Work Toward Partnerships After Katrina
• ‘Hispanic’ District Won by an African-American
• Arlen Specter Features Obama In New Ad
• Farrakhan on Obama: 'Before he was elected he was selected'
• African Americans Raise Voices Against Arizona Law
• I'm all for Black/Brown coalitions...but what about the Supreme Court?
• Black Women’s Roundtable Statement on the Nomination of Solicitor General Elena Kagan
• Blacks, Youth Show More Trust in Government, Polls
• Unconscious Bias Amplifies Anti-Obama Rhetoric
• Lincoln Calls on Senate to Settle Claims for African American Farmers
• Alabama Candidate Looks Beyond Usual Base
• It's official: Arizona Commission of African-American Affairs
• Legislation would be devastating to Virgin Islands
• On Elena Kagan: Is the Supreme Court Not a Civil Rights Issue?
• Joe Biden's Black Pass
• Will affirmative action be Kagan's Achilles' heel?
• Florida senate hopeful Rep. Meek saves colleague's life
• Obama gets high marks when it comes to HBCUs
• Obama tries mending ties in Afghan strategy
• First lady echoes King’s call to face hardship
• African-Americans Should Vote Republican: Lt. Col. Allen West
• Obama Inspires Black People to Run for Congress As Republicans
• Two sides of Michelle Obama: Savvy campaigner and down-home Everywoman
• White House Officials to Address Graduating HBCU Students
• Nation's Oldest Black Fraternity Joins Arizona Boycott to Support Latinos
• Obama Administration Demands Amnesia From Reporters Covering Gitmo
• Election results: Black politics 'comes of age' in Britain
• Wanted: More Latina, Asian & Black Women Politicians
• Black farmers bias suit entangled in party politics
• Black politics
• Black vote may be key to UK election
• Operation Black Vote 2010
• Black People – Stand Up and Condemn Arizona’s Immigration Policy
• Steele fires RNC finance director over sex scandal
• Obama: Authorities will investigate Wall Street's wild swing
• Kwame Kilpatrick To Detroit: It’s Time To Move On
• Lewis not ready to endorse in N.C.
• Reid: GOP blocking justice for minority farmers
• CBC Foundation Announces 40th Annual Legislative Conference
• Republican Party and black advancement
• Poll: 14 percent believe Obama was born abroad
• A black tea party supporter offers advice on the movement’s struggle with racism
• Now State Reaction to Illegal Immigrants Should Matter to African-Americans
• McCollum announces African-American steering committee in Jacksonville
• AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY LOSES REPRESENTATION IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, WEEK OF MAY 6-12, 2010
• Like his disgraced son, Bernard Kilpatrick lived large in Detroit
• McCollum releases African-American steering committee
• In Arizona, Al Sharpton Urges Civil Disobedience
• U.K. Election Raises Black Identity Issue
• Obama expands support to vets' caregivers
• NY paper depicts Obamas as 'Sanford and Son' actors
• African-American rights groups blast Gov. Chris Christie's decision to replace Justice Wallace
• Obama's hat trick: Spurring job creation and cutting the deficit
• Russert Amazed Black Republicans Seek Tea Party Support, A Group Many 'Have Claimed To Be Racist'
• Newt: GOP "open to a coalition" with African-Americans
• Black Caucus to hold forum this afternoon
• 'Proud moment': African-American on ballot for Knox Co. mayor
• Obama’s historical significance of another Supreme Court nomination
• Portland City Council and Multnomah County commission candidates speak at Urban League forum
• What Is The Real Issue With Obama Choosing Black?
• Obama: Immigration Bill Work Should Begin This Year
• Obama's Fiscal Commission: What's Going On In There?
• Is oil spill 'Obama's Katrina'?
• Why Blacks Should Be Outraged at Arizona's Immigration Law
• Black Tea Partiers Speak
• What If The Tea Party Were Black?
• The Congressional Black Caucus and the politics of summer jobs
• Will the SCOTUS Get a Sister?
• Obama makes America popular again
• Apartheid, Arizona
• Black Hopefuls Pick This Year in G.O.P. Races
• L.A. Black Group Criticizes Mayor, Council Members Over Anti-Arizona Stance
• Black mayors postpone convention here
• Sharpton to lead protest of immigration law in Phoenix
• Brunner woos black voters in churches
• NJ governor dumps high court's only black judge
• Six Issues on Obama's Black Agenda
• Will Crist's Run Split Florida's Black Vote?
• Alphas Move Confab as Arizona Backlash Begins
• Federal Fourth Circuit. Ct. of Appeals gets Another Black Judge
• Protests against Arizona immigration law go nationwide
• States' rights debate concerns some African-Americans
• Obama seeks to 'reconnect...young people, African-Americans, Latinos, and women' for 2010
• GOP's Long Road to Winning Back Minorities
• Appellate Court to Rehear Disfranchisement Case
• Crist's defection could be gift to Democrat Meek
• Democrats Eye Young, Minorities For Midterm Boost
• Clyburn lauds stimulus at annual NAACP banquet
• The NAACP and the killing of blacks
• Specter's Obama ad woos black vote
• Assistant United States Attorney Targets African American Business Owners And Colorado Springs Fellowship Church
• Black Conservatives: The New Face of the GOP
• Blacks Show New Trust In U.S. Government
• Creating Black Political Dynasties
• U.S. Legislation Seeks to Alleviate Haiti’s Financial Woes
• Obama selects Jackson African American lawyer
• Congresswoman Diane E. Watson: A Woman of Greatness and Conviction Passes the Baton
• Arizona Law Normalizes Racial and Ethnic Profiling
• Rev. Jesse Jackson on Arizona and Immigration
• D.C. delegate: Obama unlikely to pick African-American for Supreme Court
• NAACP SUPPORTED BILL CREATING A BLUE-RIBBON COMMISSION TO REVIEW THE NATION’S CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM INTRODUCED IN THE US HOUSE
• Obama’s Poll Problem: White Backers in ’08 Are Deserting Him
• Black people with guns?
• The Mis-Education of Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
• More Than 30 Blacks Running for Congress (As Republicans)
• Judges OK'd after Rell promises more minority nominees
• Immigration Fight Could Pit Blacks Against Brown
• Obama Jumps Into 2010 Race With Appeal to Latinos, African-Americans, Women and Youth
• National Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials Mourns the Passing of Dorothy Height and Benjamin Hooks
• Wisdom Watch: Martin Kilson On Black Leadership
• Michael Steele on Why African-Americans Should Vote Republican: “You Really Don't Have a Reason to, to Be Honest”
• Congressional Black Caucus to meet, plot its strategy for Supreme Court nod
• Report: 38% Of Disfranchised Are Black
• Obama meets, prays with Rev. Billy Graham
• Obama Administration Considering Suing To Block Arizona Immigration Law
• Ariz. Gov. Signs Immigration Bill, Obama Says It Could Violate Civil Rights
• Obama's top Texan is quiet and has a quiet job
• Time for Congress to pay black farmers
• What's Behind the Republicans Fielding 32 Black Candidates for Congress in 2010?
• Cincinnati To Host National Conference Of Black Mayors
• Height fused struggles of blacks, women
• Pelosi Statement on Fair Settlements for African-American Farmers and Native American Trust Account Holders
• Fewer Blacks in City Could Affect the Politics
• Alabama Supreme Court rejects suit seeking to void state Constitution
• In Obama's Financial Reform, a Message to Minorities in Crisis
• NAACP Congratulates Steve Benjamin
• 'Beyond Obama' panel to discuss black political leadership in America
• Black mayor brings redemption to town burdened by racist past
• Black Minister Forms PAC to Break Dems Party's 'Death Grip' on Black Community
• NC lawsuit challenges part of Voting Rights Act
• Obama on Ariz. immigration bill: 'Misguided'
• Upcoming Elections Show Cracks In NYC’s Ethnic Coalition
• New Black Panther Party Shows Up At Civil Rights Hearing
• Florida Legislature notebook: Minority legislators split on redistricting proposal
• Young Muslims look at politics post-9/11
• Blagojevich Defense Moves To Subpoena President Obama
• Kevin Powell: Why I'm Running for Congress
• Senator Feinstein Introduces Legislation to Commemorate Buffalo Soldiers
• State NAACP: Most in Arkansas’ congressional delegation deserve ‘F’
• The dilemma of black Conservatism
• Kucinich Calls for Justice for Black Farmers
• Towards a New Pan-Africanism? Barack Obama, Connected Distance and the Politics of a Self-Described "Mutt"
• Hip-hop has a Growing Influence on Politics
• Second black woman judge may be considered for Supreme Court
• Black farmers call on Congress to pay racial bias settlement
• Steele: African-Americans 'Really Don't Have A Reason' To Vote GOP
• Emotional Thurmond announces run for U.S. Senate
• Benjamin to serve as Columbia's next mayor
• Open season on our black officials
• NAACP LDF Report Highlights Impact of Felon Disfranchisement Laws
• SC capital's first black mayor unhurt in wreck
• Prominent black Democrat challenges Georgia senator
• How Obama keeps busy on Air Force One
• Judge Says Ex-Detroit Mayor Violated Probation
• First Lady Diary: Michelle Obama's Global Influence
• The Obama administration’s quiet gay rights revolution
• GOP chairman: African-Americans not given good reason to vote for party
• First Black U.S. Ambassador to Philippines Takes Post
• Black Lawyers Group Wants Black Female on U.S. Supreme Court
• Black Caucus Wants To Keep State Senate Seat Black
• From ‘Yes We Can’ to the Oval Office: Weighing the Obama Campaign Against Its Administration
• Obama, Black lawmakers lament loss of Dorothy Height
• Kenya Becomes Difficult US Ally in Troubled Horn of Africa
• Is the Congressional Black Caucus Dying of Neglect?
• Black Republicans Part 1 of 3: The Beginning
• What If All Black People DID Leave?
• Adam Clayton Powell IV To Challenge Rangel For Harlem Congress Seat
• ICE Numbers Belie Obama Promise on Immigration Enforcement
• New Ads Target Bob McDonnell's Ties With African Americans In Virginia
• Congress of Racial Equality Blasts EPA for Trying to Sell South Carolinians on Policies That Hit Poor Hardest
• Obama Wall Street Speech Set, President Will 'Go Big' On Reform
• Obama To Speak At Boxer Fundraisers In Los Angeles
• Barack Obama: Black by Choice
• Gates Saw Himself on the Losing End of a "Struggle for Black Power"
• Black lawmakers to continue pushing Attorney General Buddy Caldwell to drop health-care challenge
• Obama Reaching Out Quietly to Muslims in America
• Black minister addresses tea party rallies
• Obama Writes Letter To Al Sharpton Praising National Action Conference
• Ex-Mentor: Sharpton Is Obama's Link to the Streets
• Obama administration finds a strong ally in the Rev. Al Sharpton
• Black Baptist pastors criticize McDonnell’s policies
• North Carolina: Blacks key in Democratic Senate primary
• Administration must acknowledge and address the growing crisis in the Black community
• Does Obama owe the black community?
• Va. gov's office, black fraternity members to meet
• Artur Davis wins the endorsements of sixteen black mayors
• Senate redistricting bill advances with black lawmakers' support
• In seeking a new justice, why not a black woman?
• Republicans blast Obama's appellate court choice
• U.S. Civil Rights Commission Announces Hearing Witnesses in New Black Panther Party Voter Intimidation Investigation
• House creates task force to increase number of minorities on Capitol Hill
• Bennet challenger photoshopped black woman into banner
• Michael Steele Calls Al Sharpton A “Strong Leader”
• Government yet to pay racial bias settlement to black farmers
• Obama criticizes mine owner, orders safety review
• Artur Davis says he won't seek endorsements of predominantly black political groups in race for governor
• Steele falling behind on pledge to woo more minorities to GOP
• RNC chairman: GOP wants to help black community
• Where are our culturally sensitive Black people?
• Exiled Black Panthers Living Out The Legacy
• Can a Powell Oust a Rangel who Ousted a Powell?
• Black Voters to Play Big Roll in November, Climate Change Issue May be Factor
• Mississippi Lawmaker Says Confederacy, Slavery Can't Be Separated
• Obama says nuke summit made US, world more secure
• NY gov candidate issues tepid apology for racist 'tea-mails'
• If Michael Steele fails, it will affect all Black Americans
• Black Jurists Among Supreme Court Contenders
• Michelle Obama, Jill Biden visit Mexico
• Obama Puts His Own Mark on Foreign Policy Issues
• Leah Ward Sears, African-American Woman, on Obama's Short List for High Court
• Mayors group will meet in Cincinnati
• Burris: Obama should name black SCOTUS nominee
• Obama administration adopts get-tough stance on mortgage bias
• Black Political Bloggers Make A Difference
• 'The New Jim Crow'
• Virginia's Split Personality On The Confederacy
• 15th Ohio Senate district vote puts race in forefront
• Latino power comes full circle in L.A.
• Virginia governor angers blacks by celebrating Confederates
• In the minority
• Poll: Teapartiers Simmering With Rage Against Minorities
• Obama era sees rise in black candidates — in the GOP
• Obama can't ignore black jobless and win again
• DNA retention plans set to be a vote loser with black electorate
• Some Black Conservatives Are Being Called Uncle Toms
• Rep. Jackson Lee Urges More Commitment With National Black Caucus - Local Elected Officials (NBC-LEO)
• Few blacks on urban county election boards in Ohio
• Politico Loses Its Only Black Reporter to Washington Post
• Obama on Palin's nuke rebuke: 'She's not much of an expert'
• Head of NC GOP calls for Steele's resignation
• Obama promises quick court replacement for Stevens
• Virginia Governor Sorry for Slavery Omission
• Fenty sets up reelection bid with State of the District speech
• Black Caucus chairwoman urges diversity in court pick
• The Black Vote = Power!
• Why black people don't vote GOP or let's celebrate "Treason on Behalf of Slavery" month.
• Obama ponders history's call
• Financial Reform Bill Offers Real Benefits for African Americans
• Two Virginias
• CBC Says President Obama Accountable for Black America
• Obamas share private moment in public eye
• Retirement of Justice Stevens Is Political Test for Obama
• Obama, Medvedev sign treaty to cut nuclear arms
• The GOP’s Neo-Confederate Problem, Rewriting The Civil War
• Is President Obama's Agenda Also a Black Agenda? Well, it Depends
• Bakewell Exhorts NNPA to Agitate for Change
• Alderman Burnett: An African American should lead the police and fire committee
• Nitpicking the Idea of a Presidential 'Black Agenda'
• President Obama predicts 'strong, tough' Iran sanctions
• Some black conservatives question tea party's inclusiveness
• Black vote key to N.C. Senate primary
• Black Baptist leaders attend Obama Easter breakfast, voice support
• Obama and the politics of empathy
• Three black Republicans set to run for U.S. Congress in Georgia
• Farrakhan on Obama
• Black Conservatives Smell Opportunity In the Tea Party
• Black conservative tea party backers take heat
• What's with Tavis Smiley and Obama?
• Houston County NAACP challenges Warner Robins' commitment to diversity at City Council meeting
• African-American leaders in US have "slimmer margin" for error: Steele
• Obama's top 10 Supreme Court prospects
• African-American Leadership Group Distributes Questionnaire to PA Gubernatorial Candidates
• African American Tea Party Candidate Upset With Cohen Comments
• Some Sobering Notes on African American Equality
• Palin backs black Republican for Congress
• Anti-Obama billboards hit the highways in Atlanta
• Ex-Birmingham Mayor Heads to Prison This Week
• Obama's Approval Rating Hits New Low
• Is Obama Finishing Bill Clinton’s Unfinished Presidential Business?
• Will Latinos Check Black on the Census?
• Low-Slung Pants “Self-Imposed Racism”: Black Senator
• Doctor shooing away Obama backers will deny treatment to blacks
• NAACP criticizes Bud Day for remarks
• Did Obama Administration Appointee Slam Obama Online?
• Using black football recruits: a controversial political game
• Are blacks making a comeback in GOP?
• Why Black Folks Won't Drink the Tea (Party)
• Obama poised to make unemployment top priority
• Obama welcomes jobs report as rare good news
• Why so few blacks among tea partiers?
• Lincoln Lies To Black Arkansans
• 'Black agenda' highlights forum
• National Review Hosts All-White Symposium on Black Unemployment
• Does Palin have a black people problem?
• Congress misses deadline for payments to black farmers
• Black farmers eye next move in bias lawsuit
• WSJ: Obama Did Health Care Because He's Black
• NAACP: Where are the judges?
• Black GOPers in Dixie congressional races
• Governor Quinn Feeling The Heat From Black Voters For Snubbing Of Art Turner
• Environmentalists Feel Betrayed By Obama’s Drilling Policy
• Judge: Feds illegally wiretapped Islamic charity
• With Fenty challengers emerging, now's the time to question mayor's work
• Michele Bachmann: No Evidence Black Lawmakers Were Harassed
• Amiri Baraka Calls Michael Steele A “Real Public Coon” At Black Writers’ Conference
• Obama Gets His FDR On
• Michael Steele Called Tone Deaf By GOP Brass, Urged To Resign
• President Obama's Black Agenda
• Caller Respectfully Critiques C-SPAN's Abundance of Black Callers
• Black Farmers Blame Obama For Failed Settlement
• Bid to deselect black candidate sparks Tory race row
• Why So Few Blacks Join Immigration Rallies
• Barack Obama gains steam, plows ahead
• Black political caucus' power on full display
• The GOP Would Cut Its Throat If It Denounced Racism
• Obama Has Mojo--Health Reform’s Lessons for Immigration Reform
• Obama nominates Arizona judge to 9th Circuit Appeals Court
• Chairman of Black Caucus Denies Reports They Called USC Recruits
• End of the GOP
• Jesse Jackson: Health care fight echoes civil rights strife
• For Blacks, Jobless Rate Brings Desperation
• Congress Considers Reinstating Voting Rights For Ex-Felons
• RNC Rejects Democrats’ Proposal Of Joint “Civility” Statement
• Obama to Name Medicare and Medicaid Director
• Obama's Second TSA Nominee, Withdraws From Consideration
• Louisiana black caucus opposes health care lawsuit
• Amidst the Economic Mess New Black Candidates Arise
• A Minefield for Obama
• Hateful Climate in U.S. Could Lead to Obama Assassination, Farrakhan Says
• Obama to make recess appointments to 15 administration posts
• Obama looks for momentum after big week
• Is Obama free to be black now or ever?
• Black farmers' settlement still not a done deal
• Bush to Black Hands -- Keep Them in Your Pocket
• Did a Racist Coup in a Northern Louisiana Town Overthrow Its Black Mayor and Police Chief?
• Census Chief Apologizes for ‘Negro’ Category
• GOP's opposition to healthcare underscores party's disconnect with low-income Latinos, blacks and whites
• Republicans Block A $9-Billion Measure For The Extension Of Jobless Pay
• Obama Learned Lessons from King’s Impatience
• Obama Changes Course, Will Order Lenders To Cut Mortgage Payments For Unemployed
• GOP Pressured To End 'Tea Party Racism'
• Congressman Rush Introduces Bill to Reduce Youth
• What's Missing from Black Agenda? Gun Rights
• Georgia Attorney General Faces Impeachment Threat After Refusing To File Anti-Health Care Lawsuit
• Obama returns to Iowa to sell health care
• Rep. Artur Davis seeks to become Alabama's first African American governor
• From Tavis Smiley, love and criticism for Obama
• Louisiana Senator Landrieu Urges 1.15B For Black Farmers Court Settlement
• Black candidate Corey Poitier calls Obama `Buckwheat'
• Atlanta Ads on Black Abortions May Go National
• Are conservatives inciting racial violence with heated rhetoric?
• Obama Issues Executive Order Reaffirming Abortion Funding Limits
• Congressmen Receive FBI Security Briefing After Tea Party Death Threats
• Tea Partiers Assail Black Leaders in D.C.
• Kwame Kilpatrick's Family to be Deposed About Stripper's Murder
• Bing lays out vision for a new Detroit
• CBC Spotlights Chronic Unemployment
• What Has Barack Obama Done for Black America?
• The Black Catfight Over Obama's Blackness
• NAACP Official Takes Issue With Lincoln’s ‘A’ Rating
• Colonial Williamsburg’s African American Forum Examines the Significance of the 2008 Presidential Election
• Sharpton and Morial: Hold Obama to the same standard as past presidents
• Panelists urge Obama to address blacks’ needs
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