Barack Obama Addresses the NAACP
Last night, Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama addressed the 99th annual NAACP convention. He made history, as the first African-American candidate of a major party to speak in front of the nation's oldest civil rights organization.
Today on the show, Farai spoke with NAACP Chairman Julian Bond about Obama's significant speech:
On Wednesday, John McCain is scheduled to speak before the NAACP. What should he say?
Tags: Election 2008 | John McCain | NAACP | barack obama | julian bond
12:09 PM ET | 07-15-2008 | permalink








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