Tag Archives: Cory Booker
Egypt Sherrod’s Give Back Tour Helps Families in Need
The media personality uses her talents to expand her philanthropic goals
Media personality Egypt Sherrod returns with second annual Egypt’s Give Back Tour, providing coats and…
By Souleo
Power Moves: How Obama Can Put America Back To Work
Seeking re-election, the president needs bold solutions to correct the economy now
President Obama must put America back to work. With last week’s dismal jobs report and…
By Derek T. Dingle
7 African American Mayors Under the Radar
A roundup of Black mayors who have earned distinction in their communities
The Atlanta Post highlights seven municipal leaders that, although are overlooked by the national spotlight,…
By BlackEnterprise.com
Why I’m Not Impressed With Cory Booker—Yet
He's done a good job as mayor of Newark. But what the city needs is greatness in the class of Atlanta's first black mayor, Maynard Jackson.
For all the challenges he’s faced and all the good he’s done as mayor of…
By Alfred Edmond, Jr.
Newark Mayor Cory Booker is Back But With Baggage
In his second term, he still has a lot to prove
As far as inauguration’s go, Cory Booker’s second term installation as mayor of Newark was…
By Marcia Wade Talbert
Looking Ahead
Obama’s success may help boost other black politicians
Whether Sen. Barack Obama’s presidential run ends successfully at the White House, the historic implications…
