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Beth Perry, a Los Angeles-based magazine writer, has this week's installment of "Speak Your Mind."
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by Geoffrey Bennett
Beth Perry, a Los Angeles-based magazine writer, has this week's installment of "Speak Your Mind."
by Geoffrey Bennett
What do Sen. John McCain and Omar Little of HBO's The Wire have in common? Nothing, writes R. Corey Richardson.
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"This election presents an unprecedented opportunity for Americans to teach the panderers a lesson.
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Advocacy groups of all types should speak out against the pervasive ignorance that allows bullies like Michael Savage to beat up on sick and disabled kids.
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Do you see sexism or racism in the Democratic presidential race?
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Speak Your Mind: Is Morehouse's first white valedictorian a matter of pride or validation?
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"Speak Your Mind" is back. At issue: Rev. Jeremiah Wright.
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Novelist ZZ Packer explains what it takes to get her vote.
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Blogger Jasmyne Cannick writes about the "serious race issues still at play in gay America."
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Speak Your Mind: Since the early days of cinema, we haven't seen an autonomous, black-owned and operated film entity in this country.
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Blogger Jasmyne Cannick weighs in on the age-old complexion tensions in the black community.
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Our online series, "Speak Your Mind," gives you, our listeners and readers, a chance to sound off on the iss
by Geoffrey Bennett
It's time again for our recurring series, "Speak Your Mind," where we invite our listeners to weigh in on the issues and news that matter most to them.
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We continue this series with a submission from News & Notes contributor Jasmyne Cannick. She takes the popular entertainment Website TMZ.com to task for its description of Beyonce's pe
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Starting this week, we're handing over the wheel and letting you — our faithful readers — write about what's on your mind in a new series called (appropriately enough) "Speak Your Mind."