Political
Analyst Earl Ofari Hutchinson Tells What An Obama Presidency Means
for America’s Racial and Social ills
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Release Summary: Political Analyst Earl Ofari Hutchinson Tells What
An Obama Presidency Means for America’s Racial and Social
ills
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Release Body: The Hutchinson Political Report Media Release
January
3, 2008
for Immediate Release
Contact: Earl Ofari Hutchinson
323-296-6331
Political
Analyst Earl Ofari Hutchinson Tells What An Obama Presidency Means
for America’s Racial and Social ills
The previously thinkable is possible and that is that Democratic
presidential contender Barack Obama could wrest the Democratic presidential
nomination and even beyond that the White House. His Iowa showing
is proof, says political analyst Earl Ofari Hutchinson, that he
can appeal to a wide segment of centrist white voters. An Obama
presidency would be a racial step forward in the sense that it shows
that millions of Americans can look past race to make a black, especially
an exceptional black, their leader.
Unfortunately, it will not show that millions of Americans are yet
willing” says Hutchinson, to do the same for the millions
of blacks that cram America’s jails and prisons, suffer housing
and job discrimination, are trapped in failing public schools in
America’s poor, crime ridden inner cities.
Hutchinson will assess:
*Why
Obama’s Iowa showing is a historic first
*What’s next for Obama
*Whether black voters will fully embrace Obama
*Whether he can appeal to wide segments of mid-American voters
*Whether an Obama presidency is an antidote for America’s
racial and social ills
Earl
Ofari Hutchinson is an author and political analyst. His forthcoming
book is The Ethnic Presidency: How Race Decides the Race to the
White House (Middle Passage Press, February, 2007).
Web
Site: http://earlofarihutchinson.blogspot.com
Contact
Details: 614 E. Manchester Blvd. Suite 204
Inglewood, Cal. 90301
323-296-6331
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