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Michael Eric Dyson, "The Black Presidency"
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February 26, 2016
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1:08:05Now PlayingFrom the inspiring messages of hope and “Yes We Can” to the perhaps inevitable disappointment that the announcement of a post-racial America is premature, the tenure of the first African American president has stirred a wide range of sentiments. What, ultimately, does Obama’s presidency mean? In his eighteenth book, Dyson, a Georgetown professor, award-winning writer, and author of books including Race Rules, Debating Race, and April 4, 1968, reflects on our 44th president, his legacy, and the country’s future.
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