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May 23rd

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Blacklash: How Obama and the Left Are Driving Americans to the Government Plantation book review

Blacklash: How Obama and the Left Are Driving Americans to the Government Plantation book review

“There is this strange notion that because I am Black I should agree with all Black people… I don’t like Obama because he’s doing a horrible job…President Barack Obama’s administration has advanced policies that are taking the country backward and his spending habits are out of control…
I also don’t like the way some of the old-school Black leaders have created and perpetuated a message of victimization among their Black constituents… almost everything I was exposed to growing up was wrong... Reverend Sharpton’s and Jackson’s messages of bias, prejudice, victimization, and the need for special treatment…”
-- Excerpted from the Introduction

    Deneen Borelli is an African-American conservative whose message of limited government has made her very popular with the Tea Party movement. Lately, she’s been a frequent guest on such Fox News Network shows as Fox & Friends, Geraldo Rivera, Sean Hannity and Neil Cavuto, to name a few.

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Internet Balancing Act: Set limits to get results

Career Coaches can spend half of a good day encouraging people to use the internet for job searching, and the other half telling them to turn it off.  Like Cajun cooking, loud music and sunshine, too ...

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The African-American Criminal Justice Guide

The African-American Criminal Justice Guide

Photo of Author John Elmore courtesy of Kam Williams

Book Review by Kam Williams

“As a defense attorney, I spend a lot of time counseling young African-American men and women about making better lives f...

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What it takes to succeed

Sweat?  Sacrifice?  Compromise?  What is the real secret to success?  Theories abound, but the answer is probably all of the above.  According to those who know, success seems...

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Unemployment Insurance: Collecting benefits when you’re out of a job

During 2010, the Unemployment Insurance Program paid over $2.8 billion in unemployment benefits to more than 348,000 Minnesotans. 
If a person is laid off, he or she might be among those eligible ...

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