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Seed School Helps At-Risk Youth Grow
NBC – Today Show | June 24, 2010 TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager takes a look at a new public school program that is helping underprivileged high school kids have brighter futures.
Caught on Tape: Cop Punches 17-Year-Old Girl in Face During Arrest
MSNBC | June 15, 2010 An onlooker with a cell phone taped the scene as a cop punched a 17-year-old girl he was attempting to arrest for jaywalking.
Census: Multiracial US becoming even more diverse
MSNBC | June 9, 2010
Today's Feature Article
Miss. Middle School Bars Black Students From Running For Class President Russell Goldman, ABC News | August 27, 2010 After 30 years of barring black students from running for class president, a Mississippi public middle school, reversed a Jim Crow era policy today and announced students of all races would be allowed to run for […]
Usher Introduces His Youth Organization, "New Look"
NBC Nightly News | May 20, 2010
Wyclef Jean Urges Public to Remember Haiti
MSNBC | May 14, 2010
The Boondocks & Barack
“Excuse me. Everyone, I have a brief announcement to make. Jesus was black, Ronald Reagan was the devil, and the government is lying about 9-11. Thank you for your time and good night.” Oh how I missed the cynicism of Huey Freeman. The premier of Season 3 of the Boondocks exceeded my expectations. I must […]
Negro Is, Negro Ain't: On Erica Jong's Version of Oprah
Last week, Erica Jong wrote the most random “book review” (or something) I have ever read in my life. In her Huffington Post blog, Jong, apparently charged with discussing Kitty Kelley’s recently published unauthorized biography of Oprah Winfrey, essentially writes about knowing both Winfrey and Kelley, and admits that she hasn’t actually finished the text […]
Jobs: Biggest Issue Facing Blacks
MSNBC | April 18, 2010
Better Communities Equal Better Schools?
Morning Joe – MSNBC
Senator Explains his "Stop the Sag" Campaign
MSNBC via theGrio.com | March 30, 2010
Healthcare, The F-bomb, and Uninformed Individuals
So far I have been having a wonderful spring break. I got to see two plays (The Illusion and Rent), went to a comedy club last night and saw Robert Hines (hilarious), and best of all, I got to observe one of the greatest political moments in this country since I became old enough to […]