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» Senate: Not lily-white, just non-black
By Julianne Malveaux | Published 07/15/2010 | Commentaries | Rating:  printer version
How is it that we can contemplate a U.S. Senate without African-American representation when African-Americans are 13 percent of our nation’s population?

» An all-white Senate?
By Julianne Malveaux | Published 07/8/2010 | Commentaries | Rating:  printer version
There have only been six African-Americans in the United States Senate in history, and two – Hiram Revels and Blanche Bruce – served Mississippi during Reconstruction as appointed Senators.

» Connecting the dots: Appreciating Rev. Jackson
By Julianne Malveaux | Published 06/24/2010 | Commentaries | Rating:  printer version
Rev. Jesse Louis Jackson Sr. has been an advocate since his high school freshman days when he, among the Greenville Eight, protested segregated library practices.

» A jobless recovery is no recovery
By Julianne Malveaux | Published 06/10/2010 | Business & Economics | Unrated  printer version
Our economy generated about 431,000 jobs last month. Good news? Only if you don’t count the fact that more than 400,000 of the jobs were temporary jobs connected to collecting data for the Census.

» Financial reform devil in the details
By Julianne Malveaux | Published 05/27/2010 | Commentaries | Unrated  printer version
Now is the time for consumer advocates and others to counter the aggressive lobbying that will be done by banks and the auto industry to minimize the effects of financial reform legislation.

» Supreme Court angst speaks to need for planning ahead
By Julianne Malveaux | Published 05/20/2010 | Commentaries | Unrated  printer version
I was among the many who were disappointed that President Barack Obama did not nominate an African-American woman to be an associate justice of the Supreme Court.

» Mo’Nique’s Oscar – victory and setback
By Julianne Malveaux | Published 03/11/2010 | Commentaries | Rating:  printer version
It rankles (me) that an image of the fat, black, slovenly welfare cheat is lifted up even at a time when public assistance rolls have been drastically cut, despite our economy.

» A statue for Fannie Lou Hamer
By Julianne Malveaux | Published 02/25/2010 | Commentaries | Rating:  printer version
As African-American History Month draws to a close, it is interesting to ponder the many ways we have (and have not) commemorated the month that evolved from Dr. Carter G. Woodson’s 1926 inception of Negro History Week.

» The meaning of the jobs meeting
By Julianne Malveaux | Published 02/18/2010 | Commentaries | Unrated  printer version
After indicating that he is the President of  “all” Americans, I wondered whether  President Obama would ever meet with African-American leaders.

» From ‘Free Frank’ to ‘Billionaire Bob’ and beyond
By Julianne Malveaux | Published 02/11/2010 | Commentaries | Rating:  printer version
Why, the email asks, do we still have Black History Month?

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