Tag Archives: black immigrants
Backtalk with Eugene Robinson
Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson can be found regularly providing his insightful commentary
By Derek T. Dingle
April 7, 2011
Tags: black America, black culture, black diaspora, black history, black images, black immigrants, black intellectuals, black progress, black scholars, Diversity
Why Black America No Longer Exists
In his new book, Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Eugene Robinson talks about the 'Disintegration' of the Black monolith
Author Eugene Robinson has sparked debate with his recent book, ‘Disintegration: The Splintering of Black…
By Derek T. Dingle
February 8, 2011
Tags: 2008 presuidential campaign, Abandoned, affirmative action, Barack Obama, biracial, black immigrants, Bob Johnson, corporate America, deficit reduction, Disintegration:The Splintering of Black America, Emergent, Eugene Robinson, Ken Chenault, Mainstream, Marshall Plan, mixed-race heritage, naacp, Nigeria, Oprah Winfrey, Pulitzer Prize, Republican Party, South Africa, spending freeze, Technology, Transcendent, Urban League
