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Smart, up to the minute takes on politics--from the state house to the White House. Pull up a chair.
In-your-face observations of art, entertainment and the world at large from someone who cares. Can you handle the truth?
NOVEMBER 19 | Only the Super Negro Sells Movie Tix in Europe
NOVEMBER 18 | Sarah Palin Says Newsweek Photo Is Sexist
One man's opinion on very nearly everything. It's hard but it's fair.
NOVEMBER 16 | Heather Ellis: Not That Innocent
NOVEMBER 13 | College Education Is No Longer an Option ... Is It?
NOVEMBER 12 | Hasan: Who Shot Ya?
Manners and mores in modern life? It's about way more than where the fork goes.
NOVEMBER 17 | Close Encounters of the Celebrity Kind
NOVEMBER 9 | No Present Like The Time
NOVEMBER 3 | My Cheap Best Friend
From finance to foreclosures, layoffs and lack of opportunity, a daily journal of the economic crisis and its effect on black professionals.
NOVEMBER 19 | Should We Be More Afraid of Identity Theft?
NOVEMBER 18 | The Cost of Celebrity Isn't What It Used To Be
NOVEMBER 17 | Calls For Job Growth Grow Louder
Smart, up to the minute takes on politics--from the state house to the White House. Pull up a chair.
NOVEMBER 20 | Dems to Obama: Lead, Follow or Get Out of the Way
Engaging commentary, interviews, and reviews that delve into and beyond the world of books. Get read.
NOVEMBER 19 | Reading List: The Poetry Edition
NOVEMBER 12 | Publishing with the Stars
NOVEMBER 6 | Producing Precious
A daily conversation on hot topic culture items. From Zora to Zane, True Blood to Tiny & Toya, TEWW covers high art, low-brow culture and everything in between.
NOVEMBER 17 | Beyoncé's Video Ho, er, Phone
NOVEMBER 13 | Oprah to Robin Givens: "I apologize."
NOVEMBER 12 | Illiteracy Begins and Ends at Home
Via a well-informed Trinidadian, today's top billing at the Trinidad and Tobago Guardian, on the occasion of President Barack Obama’s trip to Port of Spain for the 5th Summit of the Americas:
Having missed out on Barack’s goodwill op-ed, which ran in a rival paper today, the local Guardian—which, I’m told, fancies itself as being “highbrow”—instead went with the FLOTUS scoop: Michelle is home with Bo.
(cross-posted at XX Factor)
Oprah Winfrey recently announced plans for retirement in 2011. The talk show host may have a stronghold on white, suburban housewives, but The Root contributors remember moments when Oprah kept it real—black.
Forty years ago, Haywood became the first player to leave college early and go to the pros—proving that young players got game, too.
The murder of 5-year-old Shaniya Davis highlights a disturbing and growing trend in the U.S.: the trafficking of young girls into sexual slavery.
When it comes to appointing federal judges, President Obama shouldn’t try to play center. Centrist judges will not balance judges on the right. Left balances right.
Yinka Shonibare MBE’s career retrospective at the Smithsonian just goes to show how strange things get when the empire strikes black.
A new exhibit at the National Museum of the American Indian traces black-Native American relations from the 1500s to the present.
During the Bush administration, 13,999 racial discrimination cases were swept under the rug at the Agriculture Department. What will Secretary Tom Vilsack do about it?
Def Jam is 25. "Rapper’s Delight" is 30. And Rakim is 41. But with his latest album, The Seventh Seal, hip-hop heads can remember the best of the golden age.
Sammy Sosa’s new vampire complexion is a jarring reminder that, from the Dominican Republic to Dakar to New Delhi, white is still right, yellow is still mellow and if you’re black, get back.
2009
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