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Black history may soon find that it is defined by one line of demarcation: BB (Before Obama) and AB (After Obama).  There might even be some historical reference to the volatile period called DB (During Obama), where an archive will contain images of black people going to blows over where our community should be positioned on the Obama issue. The Obama presidency, unfortunately, has done more to divide black leadership than any event in the last 100 years.  There are those who’ve chosen to side with the winning team, refusing to critique the Obama Administration on even the tiniest issues. Such criticism is readily interpreted as an assault on the absolute dictatorial authority that the Obama Administration seeks to maintain over African American political activity; they give us their agenda, not the other way around. The seemingly silly idea of “free Democratic thought†is as dead as the 8-track tape. Then, there are those who challenge Obama to varying degrees. Some provide reasonable and justifiable concerns, while there are some who criticize the president without trying to even observe the pragmatic limitations of running the most powerful (and racist) nation on earth
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What Happens to “Us†When Obama Is No Longer President?
Dr. Boyce Watkins is a Professor at Syracuse University and author of the book, "Black American Money." For more information, please visit www.boycewatkins.com.