'It don't matter what color you are. I hope I'm not being naive. I truly don't think I am.'
Binyamin Appelbaum is at it again with "He helps blacks get loans, even if at higher rates: Charlotte broker proud of his service, says families shouldn't be shut out," his latest Charlotte Observer (via Miami Herald) articleTamara E. Holmes' Black Enterprise article "Increasing Black Male Graduation Rates: University of West Georgia's learning community for African American men draws praise, criticism"San Diego Union-Tribune theater critic Anne Marie Welsh's "Playwright August Wilson's century-spanning series strikes a chord for the black American experience" and "From black women, alternative visions"Howard Axelrod's New York Times article "A Baseline Recovery" and Amalie Benjamin's Boston Globe article "The US's great Young hopeful: Prospect's potential abounds"Marc Weingarten's New York Times article "Book Says Alan Lomax Neglected Black Scholars"Kerry Lengel's Arizona Republic article "ASU prof's voodoo novel centers on self-discovery"Lloyd Vance's Black Athlete article "The Complete History of African American Quarterbacks In The NFL"Philadelphia Tribune columnist Rotan E. Lee's Philadelphia Daily News essay "Wanted: black intellectuals" and a responding letter (and for fun, if you missed it as I did, Athena D. Merritt's Philadelphia Business Journal article "Intellectually rich childhood shaped Lee's diverse career")
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