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Originally posted by UpPinkies
He and his wife, Michelle, and their two children, represent an image seen too seldom in the national spotlight -- an intact, loving, black family.
As one of my single sisters put it, it wasn't Obama's electrifying speech at the Democratic National Convention that moved her.
It was the image of the coffee complexioned, smartly dressed Michelle Obama on the platform, at his side waving at the crowd.
Brown sugar sister
Black women needed that moment. That this Harvard-educated biracial man, who was raised in a white family, chose a brown sugar sister to marry gave black women all over this country a boost.
The Obamas are now the African-American First Family.
And I hope White America sees what millions of AA families are intact, with a fther well educated, mother well educated and children whom they know will reach for the stars and be successful in their own right.
How about a Clinton and Obama ticket in 2008? I don't know who would be president or vice.
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I just don't see Sen. Clinton winning the presidency. Trust me, the Clinton haters are out there lurking and will come out in force.
And I don't believe in my lifetime that we will ever see an AfAm president because the country isn't liberal.