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Book Review: Why Obama Can’t Win
What is exceptional about Barack Obama is the same thing that was exceptional about Louis Armstrong. Neither man discovered a new way for society to racially arrange itself.
Dante James The Doll Interview with Kam Williams
Born in Grand Rapids, Michigan to Ruth Boyd and Doyle James, Dante James currently resides in Durham, North Carolina with his wife Delores, and his daughter Monika.
The Doll Film Review
The Doll is a bittersweet morality play which ever so subtly sheds light on the state of black-white relations in the South around the turn of the 20th Century.
Prince Among Slaves PBS-TV Review
In 1788, 26 year-old Abdul-Rahman Ibrahim Ibn Sori (Marcus Mitchell) was in Mali pursuing higher education at Timbuktu when he was seized and sold to slave traders.
Live and Become (Va, Vis et Deviens) Film Review
Nonetheless, upon his arrival in Tel Aviv, he is presumed to be a Jewish orphan by the couple who adopt him, Yoram (Roschdy Zem) and Yael Harrari (Yael Abecassis).
