A prize that’s also for us
By Derrick Z. Jackson | Saturday, October 10, 2009 | The Boston Globe
“…Obama would not have been in position to receive the Nobel Peace Prize had not Americans at a critical level made peace – or called an unprecedented truce – with its racist past. Our history is rooted so deep in slavery and segregation that terrible vestiges among the masses are still with us today in poor public schooling and disproportionate unemployment of black men….”….BS
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