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Pictured above: Colin Powell Re-entering the job market. Courtesy of BrownWatch Contributor, Greg Fuller. Ossie Davis, Actor, Writer and Eloquent Champion of Racial Justice, Is Dead at 87 [more ] and [more ] Confederate flag protester "Rev. E. Slave" dead at 57 [more ] Check Out Anarchist People of Color [here ]Check Out the Sons of Afrika [here ]Check Out SeeingBlack.com [here ] Brooklyn teens win special award at Sundance for police shooting movie [more ] Black photographers put segregation in focus [more ] Civil lawsuit in Elian raid wraps up [more ]Oakland City Council settles claim alleging police assaults [ more ] Lester Eugene Siler Tape reveals terrifying campaign in war on drugs - White Man Brutally Beaten [more ] What's That Smell? Jacksonville [more ] A Bigot's Guide to American History [more ] Roderick Johnson Prisoner-abuse case scrutinized [more ] Ogletree reflects on Brown v. Board, Bush and Supreme Court [more ] Unapologetic social consciousness drives Steel Pulse on new tour [more ] Black Migration, Both Slave and Free [more ] Spike Lee urges blacks to get in power positions [more ] DC Political Leaders tie video game violence to problems in D.C.'s streets [more ] Prep recruiting: it's wrong, but it's rampant [more ] San Francisco Board demands: 'New trial for Mumia Death Penalty Revisited [more ] GOP Sees a Future in Black Churches [more ] L. Douglas Wilder Profile [more ] The problem with Black faces in high places [more ] 'Kaffir Boy' author to recount apartheid Africa [more ] White-supremacy record label closes after owner is accused of being Hispanic [more ] Law symposium to feature black racial theorists [more ] Robert F. Williams & armed self-determination [more ] Buoyant Kerry refuses to rule out 2008 run [more ] Bush's policies won't improve nation [more ] BET'more ] California's voters fail to reflect population [more ] The Achievement of Malcolm X [more ] How Malcolm X's letters were saved [more ] Master P Speaks Out On Recent Arrest, Blames Racism As The Culprit [ more ] Rap Mogul Knight Held in Calif. After Traffic Stop [more ] Trinidad Kicks Off Carnival Extravaganza [more ] Caribbean component is often overlooked [more ] Mpho Tutu says South Africa still struggling with legacy of discrimination [more ] Radio One, Inc. to Redeem $110.0 Million of High Tides [more ] and [more ] First speech by lawmaker in foreign tongue delivered in Senate session [more ] Ohio Senate Considers Thought Policing Bill, Senate Bill 24 [more Black spy network active during Civil War [more ] Washington Post Ridicules Ralph Nader for Not having Money [more ] fake motherfu**ers TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE MILLION MAN MARCH [more ] Ed Gordon on his European Style: I try to do the best show I can do, so for me, it's not a question on a day to day basis of how you do a show from a black perspective. A black perspective is simply that, unlike most shows, we have an African-American host, and a great deal of the staff here are African-Americans, including those who make the major decisions about what is going to be on this show and what is going to be of import to our listeners. I think too often we throw about the idea of an African-American perspective. Do we say that the "CBS Evening News" is brought to you by a white male perspective? What's the difference there? Our goal is to give you a good program in the hope that anyone who tunes in will find it interesting, and that's always been my goal.[more Much better to watch Whites imitate Blacks though
