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Obama’s Disallowed Whiteness and Media Stylebooks
Tuesday, December 02, 2008
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For the past week, we have hosted a discussion about Barack Obama’s multiracial identity, and how media like The Enquirer reports it—particularly based on things like the AP Stylebook and Gannett’s Code of Newsroom Ethics. And while there seems a general desire to allow Obama himself to choose whether he be called “African-American” or “multiracial,” no one suggests media should refer to Obama as “white.” But shouldn’t that be a realistic option if multiracial people are truly granted their preference? Can Obama be “white,” if he desires?
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Impact Cincinnati to Launch Three Month Awareness Campaign about Equal Marriage in Ohio
Tuesday, December 02, 2008
Cincinnati, Ohio—IMPACT Cincinnati, the activist network that organized the equal marriage protest at City Hall on November 15th, will be holding a candlelight vigil on Thursday December 4 at The Gathering Church (1431 Main Street, Cincinnati, http://www.thegathering-church.org) at 7:00 p.m. The event will be dedicated to those who are still denied equality under current Ohio statute, and those who have been negatively impacted by discriminatory laws.
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Bearman Cartoon: Bengals Fan Revisited
Tuesday, December 02, 2008
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