Diminishing Respect for the Black Vote
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The sound of head-scratching coming from Democratic circles will likely be as much a part of autumn as the rustle of leaves. Walloped on Election Day, top Democrats are dazed, dispirited
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One of Hillary Rodham Clinton's most prominent black supporters said Sunday he was insulted by the characterization by rival Barack Obama's presidential campaign of her remarks about the civil rights movement.
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A growing number of foreign-born blacks have inspired a quiet debate over who can claim the term "African-American."
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Presidential candidatesâ withdrawal from a debate has frustrated members of the Congressional Black Caucus.
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Former President Bill Clinton&#39;s greatest gift to black men might not have been his serving as the nation&#39;s first &quot;black&quot; president.
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It does the job of marking the ascendancy of black Americans
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Comment is free: Catherine Bennett:  Without the prejudice she has experienced, Hodge would be more important now. Prime minister, for example.
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Polls show Obama holding a slight lead in an electorate polarized along racial lines.
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A remark from a U.S. Senate candidate that black males have a "genetic predisposition" for a lower life expectancy has created a new furor in what has been an especially tight &#151; and nasty &#151; campaign.
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The black vote was key to his decisive win Saturday. To be competitive in the Feb. 5 sweepstakes, he'll need a broader coalition of independents, young people, and affluent whites, analysts say.
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The race is forcing a generation of Americans to examine the decisions they made back then.
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Blacks and whites don't see racism the same way, which is why we can't solve America's racial woes
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The presidential race is for the next few days largely in the hands of voters who identify with neither party.
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Distrust of doctors and concern over being abused as human guinea pigs may explain why U.S. blacks have been less willing than whites to volunteer to take part in medical studies, researchers said on Monday.
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Many people, including some African-Americans, have long been uneasy with the concept of race-based medicine, in part from fear that it may legitimize less benign ideas about race.
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The candidate's failure to draw much support from the ethnic community has sparked an ugly debate over whether his race is the reason
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PITTSBURGH _ To the daunting challenges facing Republicans in the 2006 midterm elections, add another: angry "values voters" who feel used and abandoned. "We put these people in power in 2004," said Sue Means, a home-school activist from suburban Pittsburgh. "I really expected more.