SC officials posthumously pardon talk show host's 2 great-uncles, who were executed in 1915 South Carolina pardoned syndicated radio host Tom Joyner's great-uncles ...
12 panelists picked to review Cambridge, Mass., police arrest of black Harvard scholar Gates Twelve people from across the country have been chosen ...
Black scholar says he's able to joke about arrest by white officer that sparked race debate Black Harvard scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr. on Sunday joked about his arrest by a white police officer, but also described receiving death threats and dreaming ...
By fate or by own hand, peripheral characters caught up in Gates racially tinged drama They weren't invited to the Rose Garden to hoist beers with President Barack Obama, yet their lives have been turned upside-down by the encounter between a black ...
Analysis: Success of Obama agenda may depend on how quickly he recoups white support The success of President Barack Obama's ambitious agenda — from health care and climate change to education — could depend on how quickly he recovers from the sharp ...
The success of President Barack Obama's ambitious agenda — from health care and climate change to education — could depend on how quickly he recovers from the sharp drop in support among white voters after criticizing a white policeman's arrest of a ...
Analysis: Obama's rare foray into racial matters shows what can happen if he enters the fray Perhaps the biggest "teachable moment" from the Henry Louis Gates Jr. saga was for President Barack Obama: If you want to improve race relations, you have ...
Black Harvard professor, white policeman to talk again after Obama's 'beer summit' on race The black scholar and the white police sergeant who arrested him agreed to disagree and promised to talk again, a gracious conclusion to the first round of an ...
US President Barack Obama sat down for beers with an eminent black scholar and a white police officer Thursday, in a White House happy hour designed to quell a countrywide furor over race. Obama welcomed Harvard University professor Henry Louis Gates and ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama played bartender-in-chief on Thursday at a "beer summit" of the main players in a racially charged case that he hoped would be a "positive lesson" in a national dialogue on race. Obama, the first black U.S. ...
US President Barack Obama sat down for beers with an eminent black scholar and a white police officer, in a White House happy hour designed to quell a countrywide furor over race. Obama welcomed Harvard University professor Henry Louis Gates and police ...
President Barack Obama sat down for beers and snacks with a white police officer and an eminent black scholar at the White House in a bid to quell a national furor over racial profiling. Obama welcomed Harvard University professor Henry Louis Gates ...
