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Election '08
Follow DiversityInc's unique coverage of the 2008 presidential campaign on this site. Read the June issue of DiversityInc magazine for in-depth coverage of candidates' views on the issues most important to you and to find out which presidential campaign is worst for diversity, available now online.
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Toni Morrison Clarifies 'First Black President'
By the DiversityInc Staff
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 Obama. . . . ...more
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Tribal Behavior and the Rev. Wright
By Luke Visconti
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
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Being Multiracial: It's About Synergy, Not a Choice
By Yoji Cole
Being mixed is an experience unique to each person who is the offspring of parents from different races. One mixed person might identify as being mixed, while another might identify as being one race or the other. . . . ...more
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Obama, Race and the Black Church
By Eric Hinton
Sen. Barack Obama's speech on race this morning may be the defining moment in his presidential bid, prompted by national media scrutiny of controversial statements by his pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright. Obama was critical of Wright's comments but emphasized they need to be taken in context of his generation's civil-rights battles and fiery oratory style of Black pastors. . . . ...more
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Readers Deluge DiversityInc With Comments About Ferraro
Compiled by the DiversityInc staff
Sen. Hillary Clinton has apologized to the Black community for remarks made by Geraldine Ferraro. But after our coverage of the issue, we received an unprecedented amount of responses from our readers debating the validity of what Ferraro said and the dynamics of race and gender in this election. Here's the latest feedback. . . . ...more
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Why Asian Voters Prefer Clinton
by Eric Hinton
As Texas and Ohio voters go to the polls today, Obama looks to make his case with the American public. But why has the Asian-American community turned a deaf ear to him? . . . ...more
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