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His experience at Tuskegee University, where he received his bachelor's degree in December 2005, proved her wrong on both counts. 'While I was there I found a deep passion for research and for working

Teaching school children about the Holocaust 'doesn't breed... - 5 Hours ago

The Holocaust Memorial Day Trust has hit back at claims that children who are taught about the subject in primary school are more likely to be racist as teenagers. A study carried out by academics at

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Mrs. Obama, Brazile, Energize Black Constituencies - 8 Hours ago

Editor's Note: Eduardo A. de Oliveira is a Telegraph columnist and an EthnicNewz.org reporter. He is in Denver with 9 other ethnic journalists, all sponsored by New America Media. Denver -- Michelle Obama

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First-Time Director Wins Allstate's Beyond February 'Be Reel' Film Contest at 2008 - 4 Hours ago

NORTHBROOK, Ill., Aug. 28 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Allstate (ALL) announced today that New York native Roy Clovis is the winner of the Beyond February 'Be Reel' short film contest. Clovis received his

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Bill Clinton Endorses Barack Obama at DNC - 7 Hours ago

Former U.S. President Bill Clinton delivered a rousing endorsement Wednesday of Barack Obama, who earlier received the Democratic Party's nomination for the presidency. Mr. Clinton said his eight years

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In 1992, astronaut Mae Jemison became the first African American woman to travel - 8 Hours ago

Mae Jemison, born in 1956, American astronaut, who became the first African American woman to travel in space. Born on October 17, 1956, in Decatur, Alabama, Jemison moved to Chicago with her family when

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Voices Speak About Obama's Nomination - 4 Hours ago

In 1961, Robert F. Kennedy predicted that the country could elect a black president in the next 40 years. That's how fast race relations were changing in America, said the attorney general at the time.

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Men Like It Hot, Women Like It in Prose - 20 Hours ago

'It's an insight into ourselves that we haven't really had before,' Tancer said. Watch the story Friday on '20/20' at 10 p.m. ET So what are we thinking about in these dog days of summer? Mom? Baseball?

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Obama Makes History as 1st Black U.S. Pres. Candidate - 8/29/2008

Illinois Senator Barack Obama is the U.S. Democratic Party's official presidential candidate, becoming the first African American nominated for president by a major