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Freedom Quest:
Obama’s glory is a testament to the sacrifices of our ancestors

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Guest Commentary:
You Had to Be There

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The Nation’s Capital
A Unique Place for African Americans

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The life and death of Notorious B.I.G.
Jamal Woolard weighs-in on his reincarnation of Biggie Smalls

Jamal is now making his acting debut in the title role of Notorious, surrounded by a talented cast. MORE>
Guest Commentary:
‘Notorious’: Was B.I.G. really that influential to deserve a biopic?

“The most important film of our time” goes the tagline for the new biopic “Notorious”. Really?
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Philadelphia’s Africans vs. African Americans
While the ascendancy of Barack Obama as the next President of the United States seems to be the nexus of a profound new relationship between Africa and Black folk of the Diaspora, a tragic fire that took the lives of seven Liberian immigrants last week in Southwest Philadelphia has highlighted the divide that separates the city’s African and African American communities. MORE>

2008 Recap
The past year was framed by polar opposites that raised the political spirits of most Americans even as money woes dashed civilization’s needs and appetites on a worldwide scale. MORE>
Entertainment rewind 2008: Our best and worst moments on TV
The absolute worst thing to happen to TV in 2008 was the writer’s strike, which turned usually star-studded events like the Golden Globe Awards into glorified newscasts. MORE>

Cornel Matters-The Hope on a Tightrope Interview (Part two)
"Well, there is definitely a white backlash, and I’m sure it’s escalating. The good thing is that those racists don’t speak on behalf of the vast majority of whites. That’s a sign of progress. Of course, the press calls it post-racial. It’s not post-racial, just less racist.” MORE>

Taraji P. Henson --The Curious Case of Taraji Henson
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All about Viola Davis
She attended The Juilliard School for four years, characterizing the experience as a “mixed blessing”: “I’m happy that I went there. MORE>

Columbus Short of Cadillac Records
“Stomp the Yard” star captures plum role in music biopic

Here, Columbus talks about his new movie, Cadillac Records, a musical with an ensemble cast which includes Beyonce’, Cedric the Entertainer, Mos Def, Gabrielle Union, Adrien Brody and Jeffrey Wright. MORE>

Calm returns to Nigerian city after deadly clashes

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