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Sharpton-Smiley fight reveals rift in black leadership over Obama

( ThyBlackMan.com) I sat at my desk, as frozen as a block of ice, listening to one of the most heated conversations I’ve ever heard on the radio. Tavis Smiley and Rev. Al Sharpton were mad, and you could hear it in their voices. This wasn’t “radio mad,” where you pretend to fight in order to get ratings. It was “I’m coming to your mama’s house to get you” mad, the kind of anger that normally doesn’t spill over to the American public.  The contentious dialogue was rooted in Smiley’s recent attack on Rev. Sharpton for a

5 things to know for February 18: Texas, Covid-19, immigration, Limbaugh, Facebook

5 things to know for February 18: Texas, Covid-19, immigration, Limbaugh, Facebook CNN 2/18/2021 By Harmeet Kaur, CNN © THOMAS SHEA/AFP/Getty Images Customers wait in line to enter a grocery store in Houston. For days, a winter storm has caused rolling blackouts throughout the city. Hundreds of people worked for nearly a decade to develop NASA s most advanced robotic explorer yet. Her name is Perseverance, and she s set to land herself on Mars today. Here s what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and On with Your Day. (You can also get 5 Things You Need to Know Today delivered to your inbox daily. Sign up here.)

Civil rights to the White House: Black leaders who blazed trails in US politics and changed American history

Civil rights to the White House: Black leaders who blazed trails in US politics and changed American history By Chris Williams article The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial is shown in the early morning light on Martin Luther King Day January 15, 2018 in Washington DC. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images) The Civil Rights Movement marked a pivotal turning point in Black history. First gaining traction in the 1950s with Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott, civil rights advocates demonstrated, protested and remained steadfast in the fight for equality between communities. Advocates for equality knew their work wasn’t in vain when the U.S. elected its first Black president in 2008 and then elected its first female and Black vice president in 2020 both historic moments.

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