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Commentary: Don't hold Obama to race agenda

It seems Tavis Smiley has been irritated with Barack Obama for a long time. Smiley is perhaps the most recognizable African-American journalist in the country. He is a fixture on radio and television, and has authored several books that are best-sellers among black readers.

People.com: Prince Talks about His Struggle with Epilepsy

The reclusive singer opens up for the first time about his childhood seizures

Obama takes heat for skipping State of the Black Union

The annual State of the Black Union forum boasted a number of famous attendees in New Orleans on Saturday, but this year's event received much more attention for who wasn't there.

Commentary: All-American forum failed to address Hispanic issues

Imagine a presidential debate where the moderator, as well as the panelists posing the questions, are all journalists of color.

Smiley tackling black issues to make 'all of America better'

Later this year, PBS will host two presidential forums, and the moderator might be a new face to many Americans.

Landmark desegregation ruling remembered

Civil rights activists gathered in Washington on Saturday to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Supreme Court's Brown v. Board of Education decision, but warned that America has not done nearly enough to fulfill the ruling's promise.

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