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WASHINGTON — It turns out calling Democratic lawmakers “Communists” has some consequences. Rep. Allen West (R-Fla.) was supposed to be the keynote speaker at a fundraiser for his district chapter …
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In an era when the average prom night costs more than $1,000 and dress codes complicate the perfect outfit, the power of the prom photo remains timeless — just ask …
Is Africa really interested in the London 2012 Olympic games?
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Animal print is as classic to fashion as the little black dress. But this spring, the orange-and-black look of leopard is heading to the back of the closet in exchange …
Wishing Hollywood a happy 4/20
As Araina Bond’s marriage came apart, she felt — in a word — “clueless.” Then she discovered the very thing that had been missing from her relationship: a sense of …
Paul Martin has collected the stories of 30 Americans left out of the history textbooks in his new book, “Secret Heroes: Everyday Americans Who Shaped Our World.”
Moroccan sings of West’s ignorance and African roots
Dave, the African American Slave Potter Posted by Charlotte Hutson Wrenn on October 31, 2009 Living in South Carolina, with an ear open to authentic local craft and art, one hears …
by Earl Ofari Hutchinson For two fateful days at the end of April and the first day of May 1992, I ducked around police cordons and barricades, and cringed in …
Africa-born athletes competing under new flags in London
By Elisa Ludwig For The Inquirer Upscale vegan eateries in the Philadelphia area have a dirty little secret: “I’d say at least two-thirds of our clientele are not vegetarian,” says Ross …
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Finding a long-lost uncle’s name on a census form or discovering that Grandpa identified himself as a mural painter: It’s the stuff genealogists and history hunters live for — now …