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Something that I did not expect to see in my lifetime has occurred: the citizens of the United States of America have elected an African American to be their next president. In choosing Barack Obama over John McCain, Americans have ...
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This same Supreme Court decision held that all people of African descent that were brought as slaves could never be citizens of the United States . It held that the United States Congress could not prohibit slavery in the federal ...
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“Such provisions of the Constitution do not put it in the power of a single state to make out one of the Negro African race a citizen of the United States, and to endue him with the full rights of citizenship in every other state ...
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The Obama presidency will not erase the stain of America’s record on race—it cannot undue slavery, Jim Crow, or the Chinese Exclusion Act—but it will tear down some of the barriers that limit some of us and separate all of us, ...
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We must officially apologize for slavery and Jim Crow and US apartheid, and promise to make amends. We must vow that such injustice will never be permitted to happen again. And Blacks who are bitter must free their hands of such a ...
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How proud she must have felt on the day when an African-American man was running for president of the United States. As someone who has dealt with disability my entire life, I remember the pride and joy I felt when Sarah Palin gave her ...