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44th President Barack Obama 
A three part look at the Inauguration of President Barack Obama. As much hope and expectations that exist for the 44th President, people are reminded that it is going to take time for things to change. We did not get into the state we are in overnight, and it’s not going to be changed overnight. A New You in the New Year
We all have done it…you know…made those familiar new year resolutions. But how many of us have actually kept those resolutions? If you want a new you this new year; if you want your life to be better than it was the year before, and the year before that, you are going to have to work at change.
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Blacknews.com...News stories covering the life of African Americans, and Black America. Black Children and Foster Care 
While researching the ins and outs of foster care, it was well noted the high rate of African American children that enter the foster care sytsem, the longevity of their stay, and the difficulty of placing them or having them adopted. Educating oneself is key to helping... Black Life and Responsibility 
We have read all the statistics concerning poverty in the Black community. As well as, the marriage statistics, the number of black children in foster care. You do not need anyone to tell you that times are hard. Who is responsible for all that is going on? What can be done? Current State of Race Relations in America
What is the current state of race relations in America? Is America ready—despite the fact of having a Black President- for an honest discussion on race and how it affects our lives, and our nation. Dichotomy of Black Life and Politics
The Dichotomy of Black Life: concluding the discussion on the political dichotomy of black life. There are differences in all persons. These differences can, at times, dictate the paths in which we take in our lives as individuals, causing us to become united or divided; especially among class...
Divided We Fall...A Community Apart
How important the words are that we say to one another. We, as a people, have often been proud of our heritage and what we have accomplished. There are many that can see the difference in the times that we live in. Yet, there seems to be a rift in the Black community.
Economic Crisis Linked to Increased Abuse?
Is there a link between the economic downspiral and the rise in abusive behavior? As the rise in unemployment continues, there has been a definite spike in the need for shelters for battered women and children. As well, a demand for addiction centers and counseling centers for young people. Going Green
You've heard people say it: "Go Green". But what does it all mean? How can "going green" help us individually and globally? It's not that hard to do your part, if you know what to do. Let 2009 be the year you go green. Has Much Changed For Black People In America?
Black In America. What has, if any, changed for black people in America? Has having a Black President made a difference; for better or for worse? How much of our fate is in our own hands, or in those we choose to lead us? What can we do to make things better?
History Is Made
History is made. America came together, electing Barack Obama, putting aside differences and fears, and formed a mighty fist that struck a blow to the old way of doing things. America announced to it´s people, and to the world-at-large, that we can accomplish more united than divided.
It's a New Day
A three part look at the Inauguration of President Barack Obama. As much hope and expectations that exist for the 44th President, people are reminded that it is going to take time for things to change. We did not get into the state we are in overnight, and it’s not going to be changed overnight.
Michael Jackson, Loss of an Icon
Michael Joseph Jackson, dies at the age of 50 from cardiac arrest. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. There are numerous organizations that are having events to support the victims of domestic violence and for its prevention. This month, we will take the time to focus on domestic violence, and what we can do to help stop the abuse. Persuasive Politicking
Some might suggest that they have nothing to do with politics. However you make decisions or come to conclusions on how to live your life, you have entered the arena of politics. However one chooses to live their life, once you begin to put into motion those beliefs, you are now politicking. Poverty and Life in The Black Community
It is wonderful to see the success of many Black people. It can give hope to some, that there is the possibility for them to succeed, as well. However, obtaining it seems to be quite elusive for many in the Black community. Seven Years Later...September 11th, Observed
The sting of September 11th continues to hurt and haunt many. Seven years later, and the frustration and pain of that day feels as if it happened yesterday... The Healthcare Dichotomy of Black Life
It used to be that the poor were the only ones getting poorer. Now, unless you are in a chosen field where the prospectus for the job market in your occupation are favorable; you may be joining the ranks of those looking for a new career, or dreading the inevitable pink slip.
The 2009 Inauguration of Barack Obama
A three part look at the Inauguration of President Barack Obama.
As much hope and expectations that exist for the 44th President, people are reminded that it is going to take time for things to change. We did not get into the state we are in overnight, and it’s not going to be changed overnight. The Employment Dichotomy of Black Life
There are choices in life. We are responsible for what we add to this world. Whether it is negative or positive. We have a responsibility to be aware of what is around us, and the kind of mark we leave after we are gone. This a continuing series, on the closer look at Black life...
We're in a Recession
Economists report that we have officially entered a time of recession. Although, many would say that we have been a s steady recession for the better part of 2008. As to date, we are in the worst economic state since The Great Depression. Wise and Powerful Choices
We shouldn’t vote for someone because he is Black or because, someone is White. Voting is taking responsibility for what you want to see changed in your life. Your voice is important. And, what you do with it, affects the next four to eight years. We can make wise and powerful choices. Links marked with the [offsite link] designation point to websites not associated with BellaOnline.com. BellaOnline.com is not responsible for the material found there.
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