Sunday, May 11, 2008

Black Is, Black Ain’t
A new exhibit seeks to position the subject of race in a "post-Black" artistic era. In Culture

Barbara Walters: Clean-Up Woman
Ronda Racha Penrice finds the timing of Ba-Ba's confession a little suspect. In TV

Chillin’ With Dreadman
Dreadman wonders about immigration and all them good jobs. In Culture



Black Is, Black Ain't

 

Obama and the Blue Collar Voter. Is it All About the Beer?
Eric Easter on campaign strategy and next steps. In Politics

Whose Tube? Gil Scott Heron Is Not Dead
VeTalle Fusilier heralds the resurrection of the message -- live and embedded. Still not televised. In Culture

The Obama Money Train
His campaign is marked by astounding fundraising success. Can other African-American organizations adopt his strategy? In Politics

 
An American Master:
Marvin Gaye



  The Interview: Chiwetel Ejiofor
Sergio Mims talks to the Redbelt star about Shakespeare, great directors and really great scripts. In Movies
  This Just In: Perception Is Reality
A podium is not a pulpit. William Jelani Cobb on the hubris of confusing the two. In Politics

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 Blaxploitation films are great perspective for understanding the importance of Obama as the world image of Black men.

Last of the Indians Die from Contact with the Real World
05/7/2008
 In Paraguay, Christopher Columbus strikes again


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"America The Beautiful" Opens in Chicago 
05/09/2008
Darryl Roberts' award-winning film on the beauty industry takes flight this weekend...

Usher: No Photo Ops for Junior
05/02/2008 
The rumors are flying and Usher is mad...


 
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