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The Remnant’s Audio/Video: Why Haven’t African Americans Expected Paula White To Apologize Like Don Imus For Alleged Racial Remarks?

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We happen to find this evaluation, regarding Paula White's alleged racial remarks, which are so offensive, we often wonder why Rev. Al Sharpton has not came out in the press and demanded for her to... AToast2Wealth- Unveiling Truth Behind Celebrity Life, The Church and Latest News.Read Full Story

Political Pundits Mike & the Mad Dog Talk Obama, More, Following Imus' Rutgers Fun [Audio]

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Circa April 2007, Classic Audio -- Astute political pundits Mike Francesa & Chris Russo discuss Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, plus Ludacris & Timbaland in the wake of Don Imus' Rutgers women's... Full story at Bob's Blitz ~ http://www.bobsblitz.comRead Full Story

My Song: Belafonte's Memoir: Entertainment, Workers, and Social Justice

By marysoderstrom on  From marysoderstrom.blogspot.com
One of the best books I've read in recent years is Lawrence Hill's The Book of Negroes (Somebody Knows My Name i n the US) It is the story of a woman born free in what is now Mali and who after crossing Atlantic three times dies in England in 1803 as the slave trade is being abolished. One of the latest chapters in the continuing story of what happened next is Harry Belafonte's memoir, My Song, which sounds like a worthy complement to Hill's novel. Belafonte is a real star--in 1964 a month...Read Full Story

My Song: Belafonte's Memoir: Entertainment, Workers, and Social Justice

By marysoderstrom on  From marysoderstrom.blogspot.com
One of the best books I've read in recent years is Lawrence Hill's The Book of Negroes (Somebody Knows My Name i n the US) It is the story of a woman born free in what is now Mali and who after crossing Atlantic three times dies in England in 1803 as the slave trade is being abolished. One of the latest chapters in the continuing story of what happened next is Harry Belafonte's memoir, My Song, which sounds like a worthy complement to Hill's novel. Belafonte is a real star--in 1964 a month...Read Full Story

Al Sharpton Honors Tyler Perry with Award and Calls His Haters “Proper Negroes”

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Al Sharpton honored Tyler Perry at his National Action Network event called Black detractors “proper negroes”. He went on to say. “This man never apologized for who we were…The ultimate pride is... AToast2Wealth- Unveiling Truth Behind Celebrity Life, The Church and Latest News.Read Full Story
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Yesterday, the Human Rights Campaign unveiled another video from its new series promoting same-sex marriage. This ones features that frequently outspoken defender of civil rights, Rev. Al Sharpton. It comes just days after the HRC released a video featuring chief executive of Goldman Sachs, Lloyd Bankfein. As the African-American community and religious leaders are frequently seen [...]  
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The Rev. Al Sharpton, a prominent voice among African Americans, has cut a marriage equality video for the Human Rights Campaign that speaks to the clergy members and African Americans who will be critical to passing legislation in Maryland.  
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During the Florida primary coverage last night on MSNBC , Rev. Al Sharpton and Rick Tyler , a strategist for the Gingrich-backing super-PAC , Winning Our Future, entered into a heated exchange that covered topics from food stamps to black role models to the president singing.  
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A new, revised edition of "A History of African Americans in North Carolina" is now available from the Historical Publications Section of the N.C. Office of Archives and History.  
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With some 770,000 New Yorkers out of work - at least 8 percent of our workforce - the last thing we... It is with both pride and sadness that I am about to deploy again to a combat zone, this time... Fatima Johnson, left, holds a book with her mother, Valoree Nelson, containing World War II-era snapshots of African-Americans that she found in the ... (more)  
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A startlingly impressive collection of art work by African American artists is interwoven with the memories of artists who experienced discrimination throughout their lives and their careers in a documentary relevant to Black History, filmmaker Lerone D. Wilson's Colored Frames .  
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Afro-American Historical Society files complaint w...: Members of the Afro-American Historical Society filed a complaint with the state Attorney General's Office accusing Mayor James M. Baker of wrongly awarding $1 million to the Delaware Historical Society to establish a black heritage center.  
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