Black ministers watching their words on Obama
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adaydream
Black and White I would hope.
Maybe more than just ministers ought to keep thiks in mind. < :-)
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Sarge
"as the U.S. stands closer than ever to electing its first black president"
Maybe in 2012, if the Democrats or the Republicans nominate a serious black candidate.
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USNinJapan2
Sarge
You don't think Obama is serious? I think he's serious. Seriously unqualified for the job he's seeking that is...
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