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A week after President Obama’s inauguration, I’m still experiencing a joy—and painful exhaustion—that I’ve never felt before. How do we cope with this lingering post-inauguration meltdown?
Post-Inaugural Meltdown -
In his new album, Madlib channels the late, great hip-hop producer J. Dilla. Clearly, the two artists are twin musical souls. But will their common sensibilities be enough to bring Dilla back from the dead?
Madlib: Beat Konducta -
So you took a celebratory picture last week with a life-size cutout of Barack Obama. But look closely at your souvenir. Turns out everyone’s favorite cardboard president is not our president at all. Just when we thought our nation was finally in black hands…!
Obama's Cutout with White Hands -
What is clean coal?
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As honored attendees of Barack Obama during the inauguration ceremonies, a group of Tuskegee airmen watch history take flight.
Obama's Special Guests -
In his economic recovery plan, Obama called on Congress to 'act without delay' and warned of dire consequences 'if we don’t take dramatic action as soon as possible.' This same sense of urgency must be applied to foreign policy. And the situation in Gaza demands immediate attention.
Gaza: No Time To Play -
Jan. 20 cannot come soon enough with respect to the Middle East crisis. Hillary Clinton may be taking over the State Department, but new signals of respect and active engagement must come, quickly, from President Obama.
Prioritizing the Middle East -
What are we to do with the assault of mothers, fathers and children of Gaza? Pulitzer Prize-winning author Alice Walker opens up about her sister's death and grief for her other sisters in the Middle East.
Alice Walker on Gaza -
Chloe Mortaud’s selection as the face of French beauty and elegance has so few precedents that the French media have named her, perhaps cheaply, “Miss Obama.” Yet, the very discussion of Mortaud’s worthiness represents an advance in the way the French deal with race.
Miss France and the New Black -
Can Mbeki—and South Africa—survive the challenge?
Here Come the 'Zumacistas'
