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» Conversation with David, Tamela Mann
By Jacalyn Barbour | Published 12/31/2008 | In The Spirit | Unrated

I love Lucy and Ricky (Ricardo), Alice and Ralph (Kramden), Laura and Rob (Petrie), Claire and Heathcliff (Huxtable); and chances are that Tyler Perry’s characters—Cora and Leroy Brown—will soon be added to this list of TV’s most popular sitcom twosomes. Yes, on Jan. 7, TBS will launch “Meet the Browns,” starring David and Tamela Mann.

» Obama chooses Lincoln’s Bible for inauguration
By Associated Press | Published 12/24/2008 | National | Rating:

WASHINGTON (AP)—President-elect Barack Obama will use the same Bible at his inauguration that Abraham Lincoln used for his swearing in.

» Youth shot on 16th birthday buried
By Christian Morrow | Published 12/24/2008 | Metro | Unrated

For Laron Benton there will be no senior prom, no graduation and, unless a witness comes forward, no justice in his killing.

» Kwanzaa celebrations expanding
By Rebecca Nuttall | Published 12/24/2008 | Metro | Unrated

Even as an American-born holiday, Kwanzaa was not initially widely accepted in the U.S. Today it is becoming more popular with Blacks, and even Whites, as they celebrate its main message of unity.

» Group studies HIV/AIDS drug effectiveness
By Rebecca Nuttall | Published 12/24/2008 | Metro | Unrated

For almost 10 years Marcela Madrid of Pittsburgh Supercomputing has been working to find a cure for AIDS. More specifically, she is trying to create a more effective drug for those living with the disease.

» 2010 Census will offer chance to get paid to count
By C. Denise Johnson | Published 12/24/2008 | Metro | Unrated

It comes once every 10 years and in the current economic climate, the timing couldn’t be better for those looking for work.

» State of Black World inspires Pittsburgh activists
By Rebecca Nuttall | Published 12/24/2008 | Metro | Unrated

For Pittsburghers, the State of the Black World conference in New Orleans was about meeting their civil rights idols and gathering resources and strategies to bring back to the city.

» Obama appoints ex-Dallas mayor as first Black Trade rep
By NNPA News Service | Published 12/24/2008 | National | Rating:

(NNPA)—President-elect Barack Obama continued his history-making cabinet appointments when he selected former Dallas mayor Ron Kirk as the first Black U.S. Trade Representative.

» Obama cabinet experienced, pragmatic and most diverse in history
By Associated Press | Published 12/24/2008 | National | Rating:

WASHINGTON (AP)—Barack Obama has wholeheartedly embraced experience in choosing his cabinet. That may seem at odds with the president-elect’s campaign theme of “change we can believe in.” But some Democratic activists and nonpartisan analysts say it makes sense, given the dire economy and public anxiety.

» Obama adviser: ‘There’s room for everyone at the table’
By Hazel Trice Edney | Published 12/24/2008 | National | Rating:

WASHINGTON (NNPA)—Valerie Jarrett, who will likely become a household name very shortly as she serves as a senior adviser and public liaison for President-elect Barack Obama, says the landscape of activism may drastically change under the Obama administration as those who have traditionally fought to be heard will likely have seats at the table.

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