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» ONE YEAR LATER: OBAMA AND AFRICA
By Dr. Joel Ademisoye | Published 02/16/2010 | African-American Affairs | Rating:
One year has passed since the historic inauguration of President Barack Obama as the 44th U.S. president and the first African American to occupy the White House on January 20, 2009. On July 12, of the same year, in yet another historic perspective, Obama made his first official trip to Africa where he visited a small country of Ghana. This writer vividly remembers the uproar, claims and counter claims over which country that Obama should visit first. Among the competing countries were Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa.
» That Obasanjo's Sermon on Obama's Election
By Yushau Shuaib | Published 11/16/2008 | African-American Affairs | Rating:

Our former President needs to know that the election in America is clearly as it is indisputably free and fair in every sense that John McCain had to immediately concede defeat and congratulate Obama in a genuine and sincere tribute… We can not deny Obasanjo’s sense of humour, intellect and charisma, when we recall the way he mesmerized the international community and bulldozzed his way to plum positions even in group pictures with world leaders.

» Apologizing For Slavery & Jim Crow Cannot Substitute Restitutions
By Carlisle Umunnah | Published 07/30/2008 | African-American Affairs | Unrated
Trans-Atlantic-Slave Trade was a crime against humanity. Jim Crow was its consolidated, perpetuated precursor with a long-running and long lasting crime against mankind. This dehumanization created by United States establishments has not being addressed concretely by US Government, past or present, fearing demands for reparations and perhaps law-suits roll-calls from “African-American” establishments and their descendants. The scriptures say, “No sin will go unpunished.”
» DEMOCRATS: A TIME TO UNITE AND HEAL
By George Onuorah | Published 05/23/2008 | African-American Affairs | Unrated

With the November election so imminent and the stake so high, there is no better time to begin the much needed uniting and healing our party than now. The continuation of any type of bickering and acrimonious mud-slinging which many Democratic stalwarts have cautioned against could be irretrievably damaging to our party if not the political process. There is a time to fight and a time to unite, and with Sen. Obama all but clinched the necessary number of delegates needed to secure the nomination

» Superdelegates and the peril of a Democratic Cleavage in Denver
By George Onuorah | Published 04/22/2008 | African-American Affairs | Rating:
Many political pundits insist American Presidential election 2008 will be like no other in recent memory.  This may be true or arguably so,  because you have two very capable candidates who represent a seemingly potent and divergent minority contesting a race most agree is Democrats to win.   As if to make matters worse, you have two minorities Illinois charismatic and exuberant senator Barack Obama, an African-American and a very resilient New York junior senator Hilary Clinton


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