Black and Right
Black conservatives in the age of Obama.
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Elephant ManGetty ImagesThe newly elected chairman of the Republican National Committee, Michael Steele.
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Ward OffGetty ImagesWard Connerly -- founder and chairman of the American Civil Liberties Institute and crusader against affirmative action.
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Concession StandGetty ImagesFormer Ohio Secretary of State Ken Blackwell conceding to Ted Strickland after losing the Ohio governor's race in 2006.
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Condi Gives 'Em the FingerGetty ImagesFormer Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice during one of the daily briefings at the State Department.
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Ka-POWellGetty ImagesFormer Secretary of State Colin Powell puts on his dancing shoes at the 2008 Africa Rising Festival in London.
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2000 Watt SmileGetty ImagesFormer U.S. Rep. (Okla.) J.C. Watts addresses the 2000 Republican National Convention.
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Affirmative InactionGetty ImagesShelby Steele, Stanford professor and author of A Bound Man: Why We Are Excited About Obama and Why He Can't Win.
Ooops!
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Swann SongGetty ImagesFormer Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Lynn Swann was the GOP nominee for governor of Pennsylvania in 2006.
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The Sleeping ManGizmodoSleeping Through History -- Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court Clarence Thomas nods off in 28-degree weather while President Barack Obama places his hand on the Lincoln bible on Jan. 20.
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10 of 10 Mic CheckGetty ImagesAlan Keyes, the former presidential candidate and Reagan administration official who challenged Barack Obama for the Illinois Senate seat in 2004.
Hint: He loses.
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