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Embracing a "Post-Racial" America
Much has been said about the world witnessing America usher in its first African-American president, particularly as it relates to race relations. Some have declared that the dark days of racism/white supremacy are over and that Blacks, Latinos, Asians and others can breath a sigh of relief that the hostile days against them are over. What do you think? Is racism dead or dying a slow death in the United States? How will President Obama's historic achievement 'trickle down' to everyday people of color or will it?

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West Side 'Dre posted at: 1/21/2009 1:27:12 PM
White people are still white aren't they? As soon as Obama makes one mistake they will go back to treating him like a (censored). Enjoy it while it lasts.


 
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