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by Richard Lloyd Parry
A statue of the young Barack Obama, intended to commemorate the time he lived in Indonesia as a boy, is to be removed from a park in Jakarta after a campaign of protest on the internet.
Georgetown University Professor Michael Eric Dyson criticized President Barack Obama for avoiding racial issues last night on MSNBC. “I think that we should push the president. This president runs from race like a black man runs from a cop. What we have to do is ask Mr. Obama to stand up and use his bully pulpit to help us. He is loathe to speak about race.” WOW! More Below!
Can’t say that I’m not surprised at this dudes comments they never cease to amaze me. I wonder if he would have said that if Bush was in office? To all the white people that is reading this, you want to know why were frustrated this is why. This is also precisely why race issues cannot be laid to rest so let’s not pretend that millions of people who think just like him listens to his radio show. Listen to the clip above and shoot me your comments.
The New York Post is standing behind a cartoon that some have interpreted as comparing President Barack Obama to a violent chimpanzee gunned down by police.
Sphere: Related ContentWASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. President Barack Obama will soon issue an executive order lifting an eight-year ban embryonic stem cell research imposed by his predecessor, President George W. Bush, a senior adviser said on Sunday.
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