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Race a Major Factor in Clinton's W.Va. Win But Obama Still Ahead Is Clinton's landslide victory in West Virginia too little too late? ...more Toni Morrison Clarifies 'First Black President' Nobel laureate and Princeton University professor Toni Morrison clarifies her calling former President Bill Clinton "the first black president" and offers insight on why she endorsed Sen. Barack Obam...more Youth Voters Poised to Change Political Landscape The year 2008 will go down in history as the political season that propelled either a Black man or a woman toward the White House. Will youth voters have the final say? ...more Tribal Behavior and the Rev. Wright What does the furor over the Rev. Jeremiah Wright's comments tell us about the cultural divide between Black America and white America? How do we bridge that divide? ...more Has Rev. Wright Cost Obama the Election? The Rev. Jeremiah Wright believes his media blitz will save his legacy. But will it cost Barack Obama a shot at the White House? ...more More Free Election '08 articles ...

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2008: The Year of the Latino When it comes to presidential politics, 2008 has been called the Year of the Latino. What impact are Latino voters having on the campaign? What impact will they have in choosing our next president?...more In '08: 'It's the Generations, Stupid' There's a lot to learn about marketing to Generations X and Y from this year's presidential campaign. ...more Why Were Racial Issues Downplayed in Debate Aimed at Blacks, Latinos, Asians? The presidential debate was sponsored by the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and 100 Black Men of America, but racial issues were swept under the table. ...more Half-Black, Half-White: Obama's and My Identity Barack Obama could become the nation's first Black-American president. But why is he not touted as possibly becoming the nation's first biracial president? Here's a look at what it means to be biracia...more It's Customer Service, Stupid: Republicans Blow Off Multicultural Debates Use the debates as a model to see which candidates are willing to step up and answer constituents' tough questions. Want to know who didn't show up to the conferences and debates concerning people of ...more More Premium Election '08 articles ...