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Maya Angelou
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Poet-activist Maya Angelou, author of Letter to My Daughter (Random House, 2008), on the significance of the Obama presidency and more.
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With a new year approaching, 2009, it will be the 50th annivesray of the Cuban Revolution, on Jan 1st. But with the anniversary, will Cuba change, adjust to a democratic society or something near it.
Will or should Obama meet with Raul Castro. Oh! By the way, on March 9th, it will be my 50th anniversary, when I arrive in Idelwild (JFK) Airport & began living in America.
Thank you!
Is Kwanzaa losing it's recognition? Does it need more promotion of the cultural celebration. No! It's not a religious, political holiday, although it does carry some essences of spirituality and economics. It's not anti-Christmas, nor was it to be an alternative. And worse of all, "it is not a Black Christmas."
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