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» “What was the last book you read?”
By Brittany Jackson | Published Yesterday | Commentaries | Unrated

Recently, my iTeen editor posed a question that really made me think. He asked, “What was the last book you read?” The question caught me off guard, but I now I have a reply. ...
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It always mattered whether Michael was black or white
By Jason Johnson | Published Yesterday | Commentaries | Rating:

The last week has been awash with just about every interpretation of Michael Jackson’s life, legacy and impact that you could imagine.
» Making room for another ‘first time’
By Brittany Jackson | Published 06/25/2009 | Commentaries | Rating:

 

There is a first time for everything and already I have experienced many firsts. For example, first job, first cell phone and first boyfriend. Last week, I spent time in Indiana for a Junior Executive Institute at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business.
» The Test of HIV Testing
By George Curry | Published 06/25/2009 | Commentaries | Unrated

Mamie Harris, executive director of IV-CHARIS, a Cincinnati faith-based HIV/AIDS support group, figured out the problem: Too few African-Americans were being tested for HIV because the efforts to reach them were ineffective, unimaginative and dated.
» Nation’s birthday is time to reaffirm push for justice
By George E. Hardin | Published 06/25/2009 | Commentaries | Unrated

Next Saturday marks the 233rd anniversary of the day the United States declared its independence from the British Empire.


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