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The NAACP is going to war for “real” health care reform. And that must include a public option.
Ben Jealous and the NAACP Start a War Room in Washington for Health Care Reform -
Virginia businesswoman Sheila Johnson made a winning bet by supporting a Republican. Are you taking notes?
Republicans Win in New Jersey and Virginia: What BET Can Teach Us About Politics -
In 2008, Barack Obama ran on a campaign of reform and change. In 2009, change means reform that Olympia Snowe can believe in.
2008 President Election Anniversary: Tinkering We Can Believe In -
The wars abroad continue, and so does the smart, black, female fellowship.
After 9/11, This Black Female Book Club Brought the World to Washington -
How a city’s clerical error led one family to the brink of homelessness.
How a Clerical Error Brought One Washington Family To The Brink Of Foreclosure -
Why black Republicans need to get over themselves.
What black Republicans need to do to get a fair hearing. -
Barack and Michelle's presidential marriage: The New York Times takes a look at how the president and first lady juggle romance and politics.
New York Times: Barack and Michelle Obama's Marriage -
Gay marriage is a civil rights issue, and that means it’s a black issue, too. Maybe black voters in Maine will get it right.
Maine Considers Referendum on Gay Marriage -
Just because I disagree with the conventional black political thinking does not make me a sellout.
Why I'm Not a Sellout Because Sometimes I Disagree With Obama -
If President Obama approaches the Central Asian quagmire with these five things in mind, there may be hope yet. Maybe.
Five Things President Obama Must Keep In Mind When Dealing With Afghanistan
