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OPINION: The Post’s Post-Racial Politics

Yesterday, as I prepared for the kick-off to the national discussion tour focused on the theme “Is America Really Post-Racial?” which will convene in ten US cities this spring, I received emails from around the country commenting on The New York Post cartoon that depicts a chimpanzee being shot by two white police officers.

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Conversations With Bakari: Washington, D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty

In anticipation of  Inauguration Day, NewsOne’s Bakari Kitwana sat down with Washington, D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty for a brief discussion

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EXCLUSIVE: Common Talks About Obama Presidency

Bakari Kitwana Asks: Common What will an Obama Presidency mean to young Americans? Bakari Kitwana sat down with Grammy award-winning hip-hop artist and actor Common to discuss the significance of Barack Obama’s presidency for young Americans, one of Obama’s key voting bloc’s in yesterday’s election.

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KITWANA: Election Quotes From Notable Intellectuals

HARTFORD, CT “I wanted to dwell over the line I drew to help the electronic scanner read my vote for Obama.

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EXCLUSIVE: Party Atmosphere Among Cleveland Early Voters

Outside the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections in Cleveland yesterday, it was like a block party. It was ten minutes after 1 p.m., the official closing time, but the office was still open

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EXCLUSIVE: Cornel West Talks About Economy

Bakari Kitwana Asks: Cornel West What does the economic downturn mean for already struggling Black families? In part two of our Bakari Kitwana’s discussion with Cornel West, Dr.

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EXCLUSIVE: Cornel West Talks About Obama Presidency

Bakari Kitwana Asks:  Cornel West What challenges face Black Leadership under a Barack Obama Presidency? We caught up with Dr. Cornel West in Cleveland, Ohio last week in the midst of his crisscrossing the state to help get out the early vote for Barack Obama.

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