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by Jonathan Capehart onJune 5, 2012
Washington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart says that the most irksome -- and false -- complaint about President Obama is that he ignores African-American concerns.
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April 12, 2011
Sensing that their message wasn't connecting with African Americans, Obama-administration officials attempt to answer: What are you doing for us?
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by Jamal Simmons onDecember 3, 2010
Despite many achievements, the president is losing the confidence of his allies and the respect of his opponents. It’s time for him to set an agenda and fight for it.
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by Cord Jefferson onOctober 18, 2010
She is a senior adviser to the president and a trusted confidant. Here's what Jarrett told The Root about Obama's outreach to black voters, what his administration has done to help blacks thus far and what mistakes were made.
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by Deron Snyder onFebruary 28, 2010
Why now's the time for him to be about it, instead of talking about it
