Debating future of Black History Month

Associated Press by Jessie Washington | Feb. 8, 2009 (News Report)
Some say we no longer need it

"If Obama's election means anything, it means that African-American history is American history and should be remembered and recognized every day of the year," says Stephen Donovan, a 41-year-old lawyer.

Ending "paternalistic" observances like Black History Month, Donovan believes, would lead to "not only a reduction in racism, but whites more ready and willing and able to celebrate our difference, enjoy our traditions, without feeling the stain ... Full Story »

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Patricia Blochowiak
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 by Patricia Blochowiak - Feb. 8, 2009

It seems to be the month that Black Republicans write about getting rid of Black History Month. There was a story in the Cleveland Plain Dealer, too. That important fact would have provided more background for this story.

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