After Oprah and Obama, Other Black Celebs Choose Hillary In the heated race between Clinton and Obama, several prominent Black figures have endorsed Hillary Clinton despite Oprah Winfrey’s recent $3 million fundraiser for Obama. Most notably, Quincy Jones, one of Oprah’s mentors, is among Clinton’s supporters. 25 Years Later-USA Today Looks at Race On the 25th Anniversary of USA Today, DeWayne Wickham examines the Black communitiy’s struggle for civil rights in steps forward and back. US Rep: Undocumented Immigrants Unfairly Voting In a letter to the editor, Candice Miller proposes a new bill in Congress that will close a loophole in the 14th Amendment that, she argues, currently allow non-citizens the right to vote. No word, however, on those citizens that are excluded from the voting process. Fertility Clinic Ads Promote Sex-Selection in Indian Media Indian-American advocacy groups have condemned recent ads in Indian media by a California fertility clinic because , they claim, it encourages sex selection.
Oprah’s Friends Choose Clinton Over Obama; USA Today Reviews Race 25 Years Later
By The News Sep 11, 2007