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Activist and SiriusXM satellite radio host Joe Madison was helping on a campaign to get the Four Tops a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame when he noticed another serious omission from the world-famous tribute to entertainers.
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CURRY: Is Obama Trying to Kill Black Colleges?
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CURRY: Race in the Un-United States of America
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CURRY: A Perverted View of Black-on-Black Crime
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CURRY: Blacks Still Devastated by HIV/AIDS
As we prepare to commemorate World AIDS Day on Monday, Dec. 1, this is a good time to look at how the epidemic continues to devastate our community.
CURRY: Sweet Home Alabama
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CURRY: Time for Black Democrats to Switch
I am going to propose something our national African-American leaders should have suggested a long time ago: It's time for us to switch.
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CURRY: Republicans Still Earn an 'F' on Civil Rights
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CURRY: The Justice Department after Holder
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CURRY: Eric Holder's Legacy — No Coward on Race
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CURRY: NFL Still Dropping the Ball
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CURRY: NFL Domestic Abusers Get Tap on Wrist
The NFL has imposed a lifetime ban on Ray Rice, yet rarely disciplines other brazen offenders.
CURRY: Driving While Black and Poor
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CURRY: Cops Lied About 'Suicides' of Two Handcuffed Black Men
In case after case, when police are caught killing an unarmed African-American — and trying to cover it up — they expect us to suspend our sight and our common sense.
CURRY: Differences in Black and White
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CURRY: White Cops Kill at Least 2 Blacks Each Week
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CURRY: Democrats Try Gimmicks to Reach Black Voters
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CURRY: The Politics of Federal Judges
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CURRY: A Victory for Affirmative Action
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CURRY: Republicans' Selective Memory on Executive Orders
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CURRY: Democrats 'Ain't Loyal'
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CURRY: Hollywood Gets a Low Diversity Rating
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I'm on sabbatical. Here's an exclusive interview with Paul Auster by guest contributor Nick Obourn.
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Lots of poetry batting about in honor of Ted Kennedy, including some very moving lines within his famous speeches --Tennyson's "I am a part of all that I have met." And in spirit if not quotes, Hughes' "What happens to a dream deferred?"
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Corporations don't always do what's right. Maybe they can't. Maybe they don't want to. Maybe they want to but the shareholders wouldn't like it.
Government? Same problem, only substitute voters for shareholders.
Beginning in 1999, at the time of the World Trade Organization protests in Seattle, Washington, two...
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I caught up with journalist/author Olivia Gentile to talk about how she came to write Life List: A Woman's Quest...
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Who is rich and powerful? Who is poor and weak? Artists and journalists always write about these things, but how they do so is telling.
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Yesterday, on the steps of City Hall, former NYC Mayor Ed Koch endorsed Leslie Crocker Snyder for Manhattan DA. saying, "She is the most qualified candidate ... because of her life-long commitment to fighting for equality and justice." Snyder would be the first woman to hold this position (on television,...
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In 2007, Cynthia Stafford won $120 million with her father and older brother. You know all those stories about folks who hit Lotto only to have their lives fall apart? Cynthia Stafford is not one of those people. Where she once gave contributions...
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Just wrote about a contest in which people write sequels to great books. In jest. And now comes the news from Reuters that the ultra-reclusive J.D. Salinger is suing the author of an unauthorized sequel to Catcher in the Rye, to be published by Nicotext: "J.D. Salinger on Monday...
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Do we really need to see superstar pitcher Roger Clemens challenged by senators at congressional hearings to know that baseball has gotten a little off point lately, perhaps a bit two-faced on ethics? Apparently, we do.
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Sometimes a book is so much more than a good read.
After Etan by Lisa R. Cohen, out this month, tells the story of the disappearance of Etan Patz. Etan was the child who walked the two blocks to his school bus...
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At John Lennon: The New York City Years, opening Tuesday at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Annex in New York, watch out for the phone near the exit.
It's called Telephone Peace. It will have a little sign on it which says...
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Caught up with Phoebe Jacobs by phone just now -- you'll see her tonight on NBC News around 7pm (ET) alongside scholar Robert O'Meally, talking about a new book of Louis Armstrong's collages - Satchmo:...
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If you need cheering up during the Swine Flu outbreak, take a look at Dorothy Parker's famous old book review on the love-life of poisonous bacteria.
Based on Appendicitis by Dr. Thew Wright, Parker considers the germ, from Spring fever to perforated ulcers.
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Just wrote about the amazing Society of American Magicians and their Chariman of the Board, Tom Klem, for my True/Slant blog. The response was so surprisingly strong I want to share it with you here at huff, too. Why the attraction to the...
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Busy weekend for Muhammad Yunus, the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize-winning economist, Fulbright scholar, NY Times best-selling author, and "father of micro finance."
It included speaking engagements at Harvard, Georgetown, St. John's University for the launch of America's first degree program in Social Business,...
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Amazing documentary premiering on HBO Saturday, April 11th. Thrilla In Manila, directed by John Dower, tells the story of the third and final bout between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier from Frazier's point of view. Not since the Oscar-winning When We Were Kings, which...
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Wondering if Tokyo Dining would be a good choice to order sushi, we will be staying at the Yacht Club
I ate there two weeks ago and had the volcano roll! It was FANTASTIC! I would say that the service is pretty top notch too. I liked it so much that I came home and made a reservation for my birthday trip in March! My dad is very fond of sushi and I know he'll love it there too!
What is great about Tokyo Dining if you are in a group where not everyone likes sushi, they also offer other items - the filet is great.
We go to Tokyo Dining for our first meal every trip. Volcano roll and Mt Fuji cocktail. Relaxing and great service too. Tried Kimonos @ the Swan for the first time last November. Excellent!
Kimonos definately. We tried it for the first time last year and it was definately one of our best meals. We really enjoyed it and have it in our plans for this May. The pear and brown sugar martini is very nice
I agree...Kimonos!! They are not open for lunch, don't take reservations, and don't open until 5 or 6? But much better, moderately priced, and an easy walk or boat ride from YC and then you can zip back to Epcot!!
I'll have to agree that the sushi at Kimonos is generally better than Tokyo Dining but the service at TD is fabulous. And the sushi is good. It's a bummer that Kimonos is not open until dinner.
If you r in the mood for sushi and DTD try wolfgangs you may be surprised that's at the west side not express
I know Kimonos serves tempura. Not sure what else. Kimonos doesn't take the dining plan, if that's a consideration. Tokyo Dining does, but not for the sushi menu. You can get sushi in a platter listed on the main menu but not individual pieces or rolls.
Thanks Four of us love sashimi/sushi but my oldest would would be happy to hear there is tempura as well!
I'm so glad I caught this thread! Hubby has been a bit down in the dumps lately. We're sneaking off to the Swan for a few days in May. He loves sushi, and we're actually some of those crazy people who like karaoke - anyone here gone to the karaoke? Do you know what time it starts?


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I swear you must work for the NSA or some other three letter agency. Please don't come to my house and rape me.
Down with China! Up with the West! Um... nukes bad and scary! Mall bombs bad and scary!
I promise I won't ever demonstrate outside of a "free speech" zone or without a permit. I'm a good citizen!
I'm sorry for the ad hominem but your only valid argument against preferring a foreign government spying on you, Average Joe, to your own government was the identity theft risk and that seems worth it to me.
The rest of your points are frivolous. It doesn't matter if China is a modern Nazi Germany -- the other countries still aren't paragons of excellence either.


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I have never like red before but when I found out that my skin tone is compatible to a particular shade of red and even blue I did not hesitate to experiment. Bought this red blouse and I hesitate for a little bit of the hue but then I kind of liking it though. And I have this black skirt for two years now and is so versatile. If I lost track of what I wear I just picked up this black skirt choose a blouse and an outfit is born. Yup, so my advice get a good black skirt it does save you. ^_^ Blouse/Forever 21, Skirt/Forever21, Shoes/Guess
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It is perhaps the most dishonest line in the entire California budget debate: It will only cost a typical family $80 a year to keep tax extensions in place to save the schools, public safety, parks, and anything else you might happen to care about that Sacramento touches.
It's pomp and circumstance time again.
I received the phone call just before midnight on Sunday while at work. It was my brother in the Bay Area. The ambulance just left my parents' house; Dad was being taken to Washington Hospital.
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Saving money is killing Californians - literally.
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I've finished my first semester at Columbia College Chicago and lived in the "Windy City" for three months. My last column, printed Oct. 2, was written during my second week at school, so I was a little off on some things (the "crazy" weather - while it may be colder, the weather isn't that bad) and spot-on with other comparisons (most notably the "goat as exotic as a hippopotamus" proclamation).
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