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“A Night At The Atrium”: A BWFO Fundraiser
Listen to Patricia Wilson-Smith and Brenda Johnson of Black Women for Obama on WAOK 1380 Atlanta! The Georgia Black Women for Obama Chapter is SO excited to announce the first ever fundraiser for Senator Barack Obama! ”A Night At the … Continue reading
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Translating Hype Into Votes
By Patricia Wilson-Smith I had an interesting conversation with a friend today. We were discussing Senator Obama’s ’hype-factor’; how he seems to have the market cornered on pure [blank] appeal - you can literally plug sex, mass, whip, broad, cross-over, or almost … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Did You Know?, Hillary Clinton, Humor, Issues, John Edwards, Michelle Obama
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Vickie Juanetta White: Rest in Peace
By Patricia Wilson-Smith This week, I lost a sister and a friend. On Tuesday, my sister-in-law, Vickie White, died of an extremely rare disease called “Scleroderma”. Vickie was 43 years young. She was a mother of five children (three step-children, and two … Continue reading →