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May 2 - 5, 2008
Sentiment of many black voters is Obama or bust, in Pioneer Press and Houston Chronicle
Dems seek better way to pick nominee, in Detroit Free Press
Guam picks Obama by razor-thin margin; spotlights turn toward Indiana, North Carolina, in BlackAmericaWeb.com
If Obama loses nomination, will blacks stay home? in American Thinker
Whither the black vote in a Hillary nomination? in Hot Air
April 21 - May 2, 2008
Some blacks may sit out if Obama loses nomination [Read more]
Whither the black vote in a Hillary nomination? [Read more]
Indiana Black Voters Feeling Ignored [Read more]
Towards a Post-Racial Politics [Read more]
Pained by Wright’s Comments, Suggestion of Pandering, Barack Obama Blasts Former Pastor [Read more]
Barack Obama's foes avoid fueling Jeremiah Wright controversy [Read more]
Rev. Wright says black church is misunderstood [Read more][The is also appears in the Seattle Times]
Is Wright Hurting Obama Defending Himself?[Read more]
Rev. Jeremiah Wright Defending Himself, But Is He Hurting Barack Obama in the Process?[Read more]
April 21 - 28, 2008
Women put Clinton over top [Read more]
Pennsylvania's impact dubious [Read more]
White 'resistance' to Obama may be more pro-woman than anti-black [Read more]
Wilhelmina Leigh, the Joint Center's Senior Research Associate, is featured on "American Dream," a regular political roundtable program produced for an international audience by Press TV. The discussion on the April 22 episode focused on the U.S. economy. [Click here to see the video]
Women put Clinton over top [ Read more][This also appears in Seattletimes.com as "Obama loss may not be about race, but gender"]
Issue of race still a wild card as Democrats pick a nominee [ Read more]
Black Think Tank President Outlines Plans for 'Generation at a Crossroads Read more [Also appears wilmingtonjournal.com]
Why Philadelphia Is Crucial to Obama Read more
McCain to launch tour at Pettus Bridge Read more
Black Hillary Clinton supporters cite peer pressure to back Barack Obama Read more Also appears in dallasnews.com, United Press International
Joint Center Identifies Social Determinants of Health as Key to Black Infant Mortality Read more [Also appears in forbes.com]
April 16, 2008
Seattle Initiative seeks to improve life for Blacks, poor
April 15, 2008
Former Mayor Guilty of Fraud in Newark Sales
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. 32nd General President Darryl R. Matthews, Sr. Among Ebony Magazine's "Power 150"
Joint Center and Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee highlight broadband technology policies, with emphasis on communities of color
Joint Center to Focus on Issues of Health Equity During Congressional Black Caucus Spring Health Braintrust
Is inequality making us sick?
Rep. Clyburn, AARP's Novelli Honored at Joint Center Annual Dinner. This article appears in forbes.com, earthtime.com
March 16 - 17, 2008
Martin Luther King: Assessing a legacy
Joint Center and Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee Highlight Broadband Technology Policies, with Emphasis on Communities of Color
Obama rebounds after racial controversy
March 16 - 17, 2008
Democratic Race Might Break Pattern of Racial History
Polarities Persist in Democratic Race
March 11 - 13, 2008
Obama sees ups, downs to his black support
Black columnists can praise Obama and keep their integrity
N.Y.'s Next Governor: Black, Blind Paterson Lauded as Consensus Builder
Youth Tell Why They're Voting (Also appears in The Wilmington Journal and BlackPressUsa, Baltimore Times Online, NY Amsterdam News)
March 10, 2008
Black columnists' Obama praise not same as support, (Also appears on AP as "Obama's Black Support Shows Its Limits", FoxNews.com)
Past suggests Obama-Clinton fight will hurt Democrats, (Also appears in MyrtleBeachOnline.com as "Will Obama-Clinton fight injure Democrats?")
Is Obama a victim of white flight?
Black support a 2-edged sword for Obama
March 3 - 6, 2008
Hillary resorts to desperate tactics to stay in the race
With No End In Sight, The Obama-Clinton Race Continues
Black Superdelegates Pressured to Prioritize Will of the People Over Loyalty, but Will They?
Black Republicans face tough decision
March 3 - 8, 2008
Despite Obama's native-son aura, area's Africans split
Texas Hispanic votes differ between Obama, Clinton
February 26 - 28, 2008
2008: The Year of the Latino
Effective Healthy Eating and Physical Activity Initiatives Can Reduce Health Disparities
Black voters crucial to Texas' primary battle
Effective Healthy Eating and Physical Activity Initiatives Can Reduce Health Disparities
February 20 - 22, 2008
"Post-racial" politics?
The Black Vote (Past and Present)
Obama marches toward White House
February 14 - 18, 2008
Presidential candidates seek support from Hispanics
Blacks in Congress Torn Over Candidates
Obama's candidacy shakes up racial politics
February 1-3, 2008
Latinos poised for key role in primaries
Minority voters play role Tuesday
Social Security Is Worth $225,000 for a Typical Retiree
After South Carolina: Can Obama capture a wider swath of voters?
January 23 - 28, 2008
Obama after South Carolina
Clinton or Obama? Question divides Orlando-area black voters
Report: Black, Hispanic children making gains
African-Americans Key for Democrats' Presidential Hopes
After South Carolina: Can Obama capture a wider swath of voters?
The New Republic: Skin Deep
Is All Fair in Political Campaigning? The Testy Climate in South Carolina Begs the Question
First black Tuskegee mayor honored
A mixed bag for Obama:While winning more black votes, he's losing women, Hispanics
“Billary” is playing the race card
In the South, Echoes of Jackson’s Run
Wynn's Foe Focuses On Breakaway Votes
Will whites vote for Barack Obama?
Racial debate rises in US vote campaign
January 23 - 25, 2008
Blacks stung by Bill Clinton's remarks
Separated by a Quarter-Century of Change, but Linked by Race
Black America Feels the Sting of Ex-President's Comments
January 20 - 22, 2008
Obama's Bid Turns Focus On Class Split Among Blacks
Clinton-Obama contest divides S.C. by race, gender, age
Hillary must persuade Bill to take a back seat
Top Dems to March on S.C. Capitol
In blacks, Obama seeks untapped well of support
Political Pilgrims: Politics will add an extra dimension to King holiday this year as candidates invoke his vision
Next step for civil rights Picking up where King left off key to success for new generation of blacks
Politics of Race Ensnare Democracts
Race Enters Race
January 14 - 18, 2008
Racial politics heat up Democratic campaign
Bradley Effect R.I.P
Republican gridlock rekindles talk of third-party candidate
Racial politics complicate Democratic White House contest
S.C. will test Obama's crossover appeal
Analysis: Will Race Matter to Dems?
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