Rev. Al Sharpton, known for staying on the front lines and helping America confront its issues concerning race, recently was thanked by the Commander In…
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President Obama addressed his Chicago campaign headquarters and was overcome with emotion. After a hard fought battle across the country he took time to talk…
In a riveting and extremely moving moment, the newly re-elected 44 President of the United States, Barack Obama, thanks campaign staff and volunteers for their…
As the louder members of the right wing media continue to stumble over the reality that Mitt Romney lost his quest for the presidency, concrete…
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Scottie Pippen (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images) and President Barack Obama (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) It’s a scene we’ve come to expect from President Barack Obama on Election Day — pick-up hoops with his friends and staff members. As Mary Ann Ahern of NBC Chicago points out, Obama did not play basketball the day of […]
In 1787, two things forever changed the face of American politics: First, a group of national leaders drafted the U.S. Constitution, and second, they decided…
A 99-year-old, Obama-loving Fort Myers, Fla., woman voted for the first time in her life after skipping 24 presidential elections, NBC 2 reports. Scroll down…
(Photo: obamatoiletpaper.com) City officials are investigating after anti-Obama paraphernalia was found at a South Florida fire station last week. According to the New York Daily News, administrators found toilet paper with a photo of President Barack Obama’s face being used at the Pompano Beach Fire Station. click here to read more
With just one day to go before the presidential election on Sunday African-American church leaders fired up their congregations to exercise their right to vote. Rev. Samuel Mosteller, assistant pastor of Atlanta’s Good Shepherd Community Church, told theGrio, though he didn’t deliver the morning sermon, he made a special announcement urging his parishioners to cast their ballots. “I want 100 percent […]
Voting is something you must do! It is not a choice. It is a responsibility. With the development of popular government comes the duty of…
