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Category Archives: Jesse Jackson
The Haterade Syndrome
By Khesha Duncan I’m SOOOOOOOO heated right now – still, after reading an article in the Redding News Review a couple days ago, titled “Andrew Young explains why he is not supporting Obama,” forwarded to me by one of my … Continue reading →
Commas for Obama – “We Pause for Thought”
If you’ve read any of the past “Commas for Obama” posts, you know that the goal here is to seek out opportunities for dialog for the political edification and reading pleasure of BWFO readers. And so today, in a new installment of … Continue reading →
Jesse Jackson’s Jaw Jappin’
By Patricia Wilson-Smith If by now, you still need a reason for why I started BWFO, you need look no further than the man who was once considered one of the most important black leaders in this country – Reverend Jesse Jackson. … Continue reading →
Pass The Baton
By Jerome Garrett, of Tomorrow Matters, Inc. In every relay race that I have watched in my life there remains one fact that is irrefutable. That fact, simply put, is this: The man that starts the race is not the … Continue reading →