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Race Relations

Examining racial reconciliation and conflict in America.

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These five places are the worst places to live in the United States for black people. We did our research and we have revealed why African Americans should be careful before making a decision. Some... A Toast to wealth gives you the latest news on making money, celebrity updates and latest news. Read Full Story
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On Monday, former NYPD detective, private investigator , and FOX News regular Bo Dietl went on Don Imus’s Imus in the Morning and managed to insult both Katie Couric and Asians in the span of a minute-and-a-half. Take a look: SUMMARY OF OFFENSES: “She’s got her eyes pulled so far, she’s starting to look Chinese herself.” Look, as much as I’ve wanted Katie Couric to be an honorary member of the tribe since her thorough dismantling of Sarah Palin during the presidential campaign–which Palin’s still crying about –there’s no way that even I could say homegirl passes: A photo of Couric taken on Oct. ... Read Full Story
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I am reeling from the tragedy unfolding at Fort Hood. This incident provides so many different principles to ponder, it was hard to zero in on just one. But this one is one of the toughest among the very tough ethical issues of today. I'm talking about the decidedly INcorrect practice of racial and/or cultural profiling. When I saw the bulletin crawling at the bottom of my TV screen yesterday, my first thought was that some soldier or civilian resident on the U.S. Army base had gone "postal" over either a domestic dispute or some barroom brouhaha. Minutes later, the news department broke into ... Read Full Story
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Civil rights leader Reverend Al Sharpton has taken to the internet to blast New York police after his ex-wife and oldest daughter were arrested in the city on Friday. " />" class="middle" /> Read more! Read Full Story
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Earlier this week, MSNBC host Contessa Brewer accidentally introduces guest Jesse Jackson as, “the Reverend Al Sharpton.” WOMP! She went on to blame the script in front of her, then adding,“I know who you are Rev. Jackson, we all do.” Watch the disaster clip below, including the priceless "WTF" glare he gives her before correcting her slip of the tongue. Read Full Story
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The NAACP is looking to help african americans to apply for more local jobs. The Ross County Chapter of the NAACP is trying to boost the amount of African Americans that are applaying for local jobs.  
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Don Imus's hateful, racist 2007 remarks about "nappy-headed hos" underscored the immense fear of, and fascination with, the hair follicles of African-American women. Chris Rock, the host, co-writer, and co-producer of first-time director Jeff Stilson's Good Hair, never mentions Imus...  
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The Rev. Al Sharpton, one of the most prominent African-American civil rights activists in America and founder and head of the National Action Network, gave a 40-minute sermon at Milford's Jesus Love Temple Saturday evening. About 600 people came to hear Sharpton speak, as the capstone of Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church's Men's Day program.  
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The leader of the Nation of Islam began a major lecture series, a oeThe Time and What Must Be Done,a by using scripture, current events, social conditions and, at times humor, in a poignant warning about the need to change to avoid divine chastisement as an old world goes out and a new reality begins to come into existence.  
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It's a good thing President Obama will be having a jobs summit because the recovery of the African-American community from a recession, as part of the general recovery of the national employment picture, is not assured.  
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Former University of Kentucky men's basketball player Sam Bowie said Thursday that he has applied for membership in Lexington's Idle Hour Country Club, which has never had an African-American member.  
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African-American women are twice as likely to suffer a late-pregnancy loss as white women -- partly because of higher rates of pregnancy- and labor-related complications, a government study finds.  
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