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Average Americans Are Leading The Way This Holiday Season 0

The American public enters this Christmas season with mixed reviews of the past year and skepticism about the days ahead. Many of us disapprove of the people we’ve hired to lead the country, and most of us are just disappointed with Wall Street when those on Main Street can barely afford their Christmas shopping. For […]

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Posted on: 12-26-2011
Posted in: News

A War Ends, A Campaign Begins 0

This week in American politics wound down with a memorable phrase from President Obama: Welcome home. He repeated it again and again: “Welcome home.”  And it sounded better with each repeat. It was a historic moment, as the nation and the world witnessed President Obama formally end the war in Iraq  a war […]

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Posted on: 12-19-2011
Posted in: News

In U.S., Right To Vote Still Threatened 0

Tuesday, Attorney General Eric Holder delivers a major speech on voting rights at the Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library in Austin, Texas. The location is significant: In 1965, President Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act into law, a landmark piece of civil rights legislation that banned the worst forms of racial discrimination in American elections. […]

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Posted on: 12-13-2011
Posted in: News

Fall Issue Of Ms Magazine 0

Dear Friend: Id like to let you know that the Fall issue of Ms. hits newsstands November 29, featuring my story Bella, Coretta, Shirley& about what I have gained from mentors and have gladly paid forward. The Fall cover story of Ms., Jobs, Jobs, Jobs, takes a look at how what was once billed as […]

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Posted on: 12-6-2011
Posted in: Spin Cycle

It’s Time To Occupy Hunger 0

Everyone has something to say about the Occupy Wall Street protesters. They are rowdy, messy and unclear about what their demands are. However, they also are angry over how 99 percent of Americans are doing after the nation’s worst economic downturn since the Great Depression. Say what you will, but they must be given credit […]

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Posted on: 11-27-2011
Posted in: News

On Foreign Policy, Obama Trounces GOP Rivals 0

On Tuesday, for the second time this month, the Republican field will debate foreign policy, a topic that hasn’t seen much attention in the race until now. The candidates will be fighting an uphill battle against the president’s strong record on national security. President Obama has racked up an impressive series of foreign policy victories […]

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Posted on: 11-23-2011
Posted in: News

Bridge The Divide 0

For two months, ordinary citizens have turned out in droves all across the country to protest the culture of greed that helped to produce the great recession of 2008. The people who make up the Occupy Wall Street movement have witnessed their dreams squashed by deliberate government dysfunction and private corporate indifference to their calls […]

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Posted on: 11-17-2011
Posted in: News

Will The GOP Skip The Tea Party? 0

The current GOP presidential front-runner, businessman Herman Cain, has seen his momentum derailed by a “he said/she said” scandal – and his candidacy has suffered damage that may hurt the party in the general election. Yet, the GOP establishment is in a bind – do they allow Cain to be Cain or ask him to […]

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Posted on: 11-16-2011
Posted in: News

A Dangerous World Needs The Right President 0

Sen. John McCain said the following about Sen. Barack Obama back in the fall of 2008: The next president wont have time to get used to the office. We face many challenges here at home, and many enemies abroad in this dangerous world. … We dont want a president who invites testing from the world […]

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Posted on: 11-2-2011
Posted in: News

GOP, Protect Dorothy Cooper’s Right To Vote 0

Dorothy Cooper is a 96-year-old African-American resident of Chattanooga, Tennessee. She was born in a small town in northern Georgia before women could vote and when Jim Crow laws mandated racial segregation. Her life has spanned nearly a century of progress: The 19th Amendment extended suffrage to women, the Civil Rights movement led to the […]

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Posted on: 10-15-2011
Posted in: Spin Cycle
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