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I wonder if America is truly ready for Obama (or any other black candidate) because some news outlets, and on some specific news stations, the media is making the 2008 election a race issue. They constantly want to break everything up into black Americans feel this way, white Americans feel that way, Hispanic Americans feel that way, etc. Why isn't it Americans feel this way. Regardless of one's race, deep down we all want the same basic necessities; health care, education for our children, stable economy, affordable housing, a government we can believe and trust in, etc. These hopes are not defined by ones color so the media should not use race when speaking of Obama. He is not only a black man (actually he is part white too), his race is a small part of who he is. It's ironic that they always use black when describing him, when he wasn't even raised by black people and his mother was white. I would think he would relate more to whites because that is who raised him and who he grew up with. But, this takes us back to the one drop rule, if you have one drop of black blood you are black. The media shouldn't always bring up Obama's race. Discuss his issues and not his color, or absentee father.
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