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African-American Wire

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  1. African Americans come down on ObamaRead the original story w/Photo

    9 min ago | Seoul News.Net

    Barack Obama has been the subject of a protest by African Americans in Washington.

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    Related Topix: US Politics, US News, 2008 Presidential Election, Barack Obama

  2. Elderly women leading fruitful livesRead the original story w/Photo

    11 min ago | The Philadelphia Tribune

    ... elderly Black women know exactly what it takes to climb it. Point to almost any category of well being, and African-American women face tough challenges. But at the same time, and perhaps most importantly, name any challenge and Black women have ...

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    Related Topix: Family, Elderly, Long Term Care

  3. Forum takes stock of Obama's first monthsRead the original story w/Photo

    12 min ago | The Philadelphia Tribune

    It's been a year since Barack Obama carved out a place in history by being elected the first African-American president of the United States, but, as it has been with every president, questions have been raised about the job he is doing.

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    Related Topix: Sports, John Jackson, Racing, NASCAR, Nascar Drivers

  4. Convention Center project passes midpointRead the original story w/Photo

    12 min ago | The Philadelphia Tribune

    ... side, 1,288 people have worked on the construction site as of September, logging a total of 563,423 hours. African-American males accounted for 295 of the site's workers, representing 153,419 hours.

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  5. African-Americans slam Obama in White House protestRead the original story

    24 min ago | Raw Story

    Decrying Barack Obama as "white power in black face," hundreds of African-Americans marched on the White House Saturday to protest policies of the first black US president, and demand that he bring US troops home.

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    Related Topix: US News, US Politics, 2008 Presidential Election, Barack Obama

  6. Poor lung function tied to higher stroke riskRead the original story

    24 min ago | The News

    Sunday, November 08, 2009 The chances of having a stroke are modestly increased in people with impaired lung function, even if they have never smoked nor had respiratory symptoms, researchers report.

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    Related Topix: University of Minnesota

  7. Britons think Afghanistan war unwinnableRead the original story

    35 min ago | News.com.au

    BRITISH public support for the war in Afghanistan is falling, while more than 40 per cent do not understand why British troops are fighting there, a poll released on Remembrance Sunday showed.

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    Related Topix: Europe, World News, United Kingdom

  8. Q&A with Directors of AOKIRead the original story w/Photo

    2 hrs ago | Hyphen Magazine

    Premiering on Thursday, November 12 in Oakland, CA, is the documentary AOKI , a celebration of the life of Japanese American activist Richard Aoki, was one of the first members of the Black Panther Party.

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    Related Topix: Oakland, CA, Activism, Asian-American

  9. Agon, Sphinx, Limen/ Mayerling | Dance reviewRead the original story w/Photo

    3 hrs ago | MediaGuardian.co.uk

    ... confusion in its final moments. There's an echo of Agon in the beautiful, numinous duet by the African-American dancer Eric Underwood and Sarah Lamb in Wayne McGregor 's new work Limen . The piece is danced to Anssi Karttunen's rendition of Kaija ...

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    Related Topix: Arts, Ballet, Dance, Sphinx, Dance

  10. Camden Fire Department Race Suit SettledRead the original story

    22 hrs ago | FireFightingNews.com

    A formal settlement has been reached in an eight-year racial-discrimination lawsuit brought by two Camden deputy fire chiefs against the city and its fire chief.

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  11. Amos Florence Jr., 82, an artist with scissors and combRead the original story

    Friday | Philly.com

    ... 15th and 16th streets was famous as a gathering of barbershops and beauty salons that catered to the African-American community. And among the more popular of the practitioners of the art of the scissor and the comb was Amos Florence Jr., called ...

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    Related Topix: Obituaries

  12. New couples at risk of packing on the poundsRead the original story

    2 hrs ago | Seattle Post-Intelligencer

    Maybe they're called love handles for a reason. You know, the bit of bulge that started to spill over the belt in the months after wedding bells rang on life's happiest day.

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    Related Topix: Wedding, Texas

  13. Ethnic haircareRead the original story

    2 hrs ago | Canada.com

    ... once wet and again when it's dry, after he gets a better idea of how the hair will fall into place. Because African-American hair is naturally tight and curly, if it's pulled too tight, it will spring back to the scalp, Chong pointed out. So it's ...

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  14. Grand Rapids first African-American mayor, the Rev. Lyman Parks, eulogized at serviceRead the original story w/Photo

    4 hrs ago | Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance

    ... David Jarrett Sr., one of many to eulogize and pay tribute to the pastor who became Grand Rapids' first African-American mayor. Parks, 92, died Wednesday in a suburban Chicago hospital after suffering a stroke. He had been living in an independent ...

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    Related Topix: Grand Rapids, MI

  15. 40th incident anniversaryRead the original story

    4 hrs ago | The Philadelphia Tribune

    It's been 40 years since 14 Black University of Wyoming football players were kicked off the team for wanting to protest former Mormon church policies.

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  16. Webster's color-blind view of art opened doorsRead the original story w/Photo

    4 hrs ago | The Philadelphia Tribune

    Once called the place where "the brave new art scene comes alive," the Sande Webster Gallery is one of the few galleries to showcase work by African-American artists on a regular basis for more than 40 years.

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    Related Topix: Philadelphia, PA, Denmark, Copenhagen, Denmark

  17. Rabbi Conrad, founder of Temple Kol Ami, fought for civil rightsRead the original story

    5 hrs ago | Detroit Free Press

    Rabbi Ernst J. Conrad, a Holocaust survivor who became known as a peace activist in metro Detroit, died Friday, according to a local temple and funeral home.

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    Related Topix: Transportation, Conrad Industries, Automakers, Detroit, MI

  18. Black leaders press for contractsRead the original story

    5 hrs ago | San Diego Union-Tribune

    Concerned about rising unemployment and declining economic conditions, the National Black Chamber of Commerce is meeting in San Diego to explore ways of bringing more business to the African-American community through government contracts.

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    Related Topix: Small Business, Personal Finance

  19. Reaching across racial conflict to be topic at All Souls ChurchRead the original story

    5 hrs ago | The Brattleboro Reformer

    This Sunday, the Rev. Barbro Hansson welcomes her colleague and friend, the Rev.

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    Related Topix: Garden City, NY

  20. Revisiting 'The Yellow Brick Road'Read the original story

    6 hrs ago | Burlington Times News

    ... behind the scenes, helping the other by giving her water, towels and holding Toto. Jordan will be the first African-American to play Dorothy. "I feel like I'm breaking ground by being the first black Dorothy. It just proves that you don't have to ...

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