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  • A Double Win for New Orleans

    by Joel Dreyfuss

    The city that has suffered through bleak times elects a new mayor and grabs a Super Bowl trophy in a single weekend.

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  • Less Leslie: One Year, 100 Pounds

    Introducing Leslie J. Ansley’s new blog on how she will finally shed some pounds in 2010.

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  • Haiti, Bill O’Reilly and The Myth of the Dark Savage

    With every catastrophe around the globe, need exceeds resources, and people struggle to survive by any means necessary. So why should Haitians be judged any differently?

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  • The Jobs Are Coming Back—But Are They Black?

    by Dayo Olopade

    January’s employment numbers are encouraging—and the White House hopes new support for small business will turn the tide.

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  • Read/React: "Religious Practices on Trial in AZ"

    A man is on trial for sweat lodge deaths. So who are the experts on Indian religion?

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  • So About the Devil Pat...

    Questtions are being raised about Pat Robertson's gold deal with Liberian dictator Charles Taylor.

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  • Toyota Recalls Hybrids Worldwide

    Over 400,000 vehicles have been recalled to address the brake problems.

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  • DADT Disproportionately Affects Black Women

    Black women are discharged under “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” at three times the rate that they serve in the military.

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  • This Week in Blackness: 13 Black Truths

    It's the 21st century. You should know this.

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  • Jackson's Doctor Charged with Involuntary Manslaughter

    A criminal complaint alleged that Murray "did unlawfully, and without malice, kill Michael Joseph Jackson."

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  • Check It Out: Palin Know Speeches Like the Front of Her Hand

    Because she writes notes on it.

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  • TiVo This: White House to Host Civil Rights Music Event

    More cool events from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

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  • Quick Hits: What We Can Learn from the Super Bowl Ads

    Hint: Girls stink and beer is good.

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  • What Does 'Who Dat' Mean?

    John McWhorter explains.

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