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Redefining 'black' - Los Angeles Times
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Among African Americans, discussions about his racial identity typically
vacillate between the ideologically charged options of "black" versus "not black
enough" or between "black" and "black, but not like us." -
These blacks feel cramped by the narrowness of American racial politics, in
which "blackness" has not just defined one's skin color but has served as a code
word for African American - 4 more annotations...
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YouTube - Biden Responds to Obama 'Clean' Black Comment
a youtube news clip about the gaffe Biden made concerning Obama's "clean"ness
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frontline: jefferson's blood: mixed race america: who is black? one nation's definition | PBS
An author finds problems with the historically narrow definition of "BLACK" linked with the white-imposed "one-drop" rule.
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To be considered black in the United States not even half of one's ancestry must
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But will one-fourth do, or one-eighth, or less?
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Is Obama Black Enough? - TIME
Time article about whether Barack Obama is black enough.
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Ever since Barack Obama first ascended the national stage at the 2004 Democratic
convention, pundits have been tripping over themselves to point out the
difference between him and the average Joe from the South Side. -
Obama is biracial, and has a direct connection with Africa. He is articulate,
young and handsome. He does not feel the need to yell "Reparations now!" into
any available microphone. - 7 more annotations...
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