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12 de Febrero, 2008

George Bush Suddenly Cares About Black People.

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The president says recent reports of noose displays are disturbing and have led to racial tensions. He says some Americans may be losing sight of the suffering that blacks have endured in the past.

Bush Marks African-American History Month

WASHINGTON (CNN) - During an election year notable for the diversity of the Presidential candidates that include Sen. Hillary Clinton, Sen. Barack Obama, whose father is from Kenya, and former candidate Arizona Gov. Bill Richardson, whose mother is Hispanic, President Bush today both touted progress on race relations in the United States and reminded Americans the country still has a long way to go. [...]

President Bush also honored four people who contributed to African-American history, including civil rights leader Rep. John Lewis and former Secretary of Transportation William Coleman, the first African-American cabinet member of a Republican administration.

Reflecting on their accomplishments, the President expressed hope for continued progress on race relations in America, saying, "…in the example of the leaders like those we honor today, we see strength greater than any division."

Bush talks race relations

In Washington, D.C., President Bush recognized individuals for their roles in the nation's past as he honored African-American History Month Tuesday.
"Throughout African-American History Month, we remember how individuals, African-American leaders, have helped bring our nation together," Bush said.

Remembering King, African-American History Month

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Comentarios (5)


jose dijo:

GRVTR

Man, the souls of Black folk are doing the twist in their graves as we speak ... let the Bush burn brightly ...


peasant dijo:

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Nice juxtaposition of the pictures and the words.....words vs deeds. What is missing is the "Don't touch me you sleazy murdering bastard!" But then again, I'm not allowed out in public unattended.


Carmen D. dijo:

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Those photos are brilliant!


Kai dijo:

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Nez, you have totally cracked me up with that selection of images...!


nezua Author Profile Page dijo:

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man, when i read he was "honoring" blacks or MLK or black history month i felt i really needed to recognize him for his sensitivity.

kick it, ése.

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