Talk about failing to learn life lessons. After battling for governmental control, Obama is making lofty decisions that stand firmly against the will of the American people. While he has experienced extremely high approval ratings for his performance these past three weeks, digging somewhat deeper into the polls showcases a substantive shift in public opinion. [...]
History was made this week when Barack Obama was inaugurated to serve as the nation’s first African American president. Obama’s historic electoral victory showcases the nation’s move beyond the stigmatization and segregation that existed just sixty years ago. It is a time of reflection not only for a country that has made significant sociopolitical progression, [...]
On Thursday, a feeling of relief overtook anxious New Yorkers when news reports explained that a flock of geese most likely caused the emergency crash-landing of U.S. Airways flight 1549. This news, accompanying images of the safe exit of all 155 passengers, eased the tensions of a great many people who feared that the crash [...]
On Wednesday, December 10, 2008, U.S.-Iran Peace Project (USIP) Director Webster Brooks will participate as a guest panelist in “Predicting Obama”; a public policy forum hosted by BlackPolicy.org to analyze President-Elect Barak Obama’s foreign policy challenges in Afghanistan, Pakistan and India. The forum will be held at 12:00 p.m. at the National Press Club, located [...]
Barack Obama has broken barriers with his history-making electoral victory and for that he deserves a congratulatory note. But now that the seemingly endless campaign has wrapped, the adoration he was afforded by American media outlets hasn’t subsided.
Unfortunately, mainstream media outlets are too busy basking in the glories of Obama’s sweeping success to maintain even [...]