How Will the Country View the Democratic Campain for the Presidency After Today?

Posted in Barack Obama, Democrats, Govenor Ed Rendell, Hillary Clinton, Pennsylvania Primary, Reverend Jeremiah Wright, Rocky Balboa, race, race and politics on April 22nd, 2008 by Mizzo

obama-clinton-cropped How Will the Country View the Democratic Campain for the Presidency After Today?
Is it me or could Hilary been seen as a Republican in all of this? She’s going hard on Barack…for what? That’s a look every man knows.

Today is a pivotal day that will go a long way into shaping which Democrat will win the nomination.

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Barack Obama Speaks In Philly and Leaves No Doubt

Posted in Barack Obama, Blogroll, PA, Philadelphia, Presidential Election, Racism, race, racial polarization on March 18th, 2008 by Mizzo

Simply an amazing speech. No other words are necessary.

<a href="http://youtube.com/watch?v=pWe7wTVbLUU&amp;feature">http://youtube.com/watch?v=pWe7wTVbLUU&amp;feature</a>

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Throwback Thursday: Doug Williams, Soul Survivor

Posted in Blogroll, Race and Sports, Racial Divide, Racism in Sports, Washington Redskins, quarterback controversy, race, race and quarterbacks, race relations on January 31st, 2008 by thebrotherreport

02-06-2005.NS_06blackWILLIAMS.G831HUQGG.1 Throwback Thursday: Doug Williams, Soul Survivor

The position of quarterback has been a microcosm of the Black struggle in America - a door supposedly “open to all” - except for us of a darker hue who continuously knock, kick and scream until an answer comes.

For eighty years, the Black man has fought tooth and nail to be in a position to lead a professional football franchise to glory. Many came before Doug Williams some may have even been better skilled. But looking back on the life of Douglas Lee Williams -none were better prepared.

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