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2:53 p.m. CST, November 15, 2012--A standoff between Hostess Brands Inc. and thousands of its bakery workers was heading for a showdown Thursday as both sides declared they would not bend and were set

Known worldwide for her though-provoking, steamy, and sexy novels, Zane is bringing one of her most popular and best-selling books to film! ‘Addicted’ is a story of a highly successful and attractive

FinalCall.com--For the celebration of the 17th Anniversary of the Million Man March, the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan gave two monumental classes on economics, where he pointed out in very clear

MSNBC--Move over, Paul Newman: Oprah is going organic. According to five trademark applications filed at the end of October with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, the media mogul could make the ju

CULVER CITY, Calif. (FinalCall.com) - All her family wants is justice and closure to begin healing, not vengeance, says Sabrina Fulton regarding the fatal shooting of her son, Trayvon Martin. But

WILLIAMS: Slavery continues to be widely misunderstood Sunday, November 11, 2012 8:39 AM EST By Walter E. Williams Jon Hubbard, a Republican member of the Arkansas House of Representative

1. Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston 2. The Fire Next Time by James Baldwin 3. Sister Citizen by Melissa Harris-Perry 4. The Miseducation of the Negro by Carter G. Woo

OXFORD, Miss. (WTVA) -- School police say 400 students gathered at an intersection on campus some using racial slurs to protest the re-election of President Barack Obama. Following Tuesday night's

LAGOS, Nigeria (AllAfrica.com)--African-American tennis champions, Venus and Serena Williams, visited Lagos to inspire young girls and women to attain greater heights. "It does not matter what you

Minster Henry Muhammad of Muhammad Mosque in Brooklyn Speaks on the state of Black America

By CHRISTINE HAUSER Published: November 5, 2012 Students were told to dress warmly as they trickled back to chilly classrooms on Monday, and many subways, trains and buses were rolling again, b

Huffington Post--Tomorrow, Election Day, we have an extraordinarily important decision to make. Many look at the economy and wish the recovery were happening more rapidly. Some would like to see a lar

COOKING FOR THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF: Then-candidate Barack Obama listens to chef Leah Chase as they eat bowls of gumbo during a lunch stop at Dooky Chase restaurant in New Orleans on Feb. 7, 2008.

by Andrei Ontikov NATO’s military campaign in Libya is remarkable, among other things, for the following two reasons. First – the damage that the air raids by the Western anti-Gaddafi alliance

From Free Press November 3, 2012 With election day less than a week away, the spectre of another stolen election is upon us. The airwaves and internet are at last filling with discussion of this p

OAKWOOD BEACH, N.Y. — They were found hugging, a former Marine and his blue-eyed son, buried under the wreckage of the home they had hoped to save. John "Flip" Filipowicz and 20-year-old John Jr. h