Subscribe and like BlackInBox on Facebook: www.facebook.com 'Dreamgirls' co-stars Jennifer Hudson and Jamie Foxx were just two of many popular acts tap to serenade the President and First Lady at tonight's Inaugural Ball. Indeed, as onlookers gazed in amazement of the country's "first couple", Miss Hudson had the honor of setting the mood for the night by lending a fiery version of Al Green's signature hit 'Let's Stay Together' for the Obama's first dance.Author: PremiereBlackInBox
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The day after Barack Obama won a second term as president of the United States, the blog Jezebel published a slideshow. The gallery displayed a collection of screen-capped tweets. There were, both shockingly and unsurprisingly, many more where that came from. And many of those tweets were geocoded: Embedded in them were data about where in the US they were sent from. Floating Sheep, a group of geography academics, took advantage of that fact to turn hatred -- and, just as often, stupidity -- into information. The team searched Twitter for racism-revealing terms that appeared in the context of tweets that mentioned "Obama," "re-elected," or "won." That search resulted in (a shockingly high and surprisingly low) 395 tweets. The team then sorted the tweets according to the state they were sent from, comparing the racist tweets to the total number of geocoded tweets coming from that state during the same time period (November 1 - 7). To normalize states across population levels, the team then used a location quotient-inspired measure -- an economic derivation used to analyze norms across geographical locations -- to compare a state's racist tweets to the national average of racist tweets. Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian discuss the source of the racist tweets and the differences of opinion nationwide, not only politically, but racially. *Read more from Megan Garber/ The Atlantic www.theatlantic.com Support The Young Turks by Subscribing bit.ly Support The Young Turks by Shopping <b>...</b>
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Cynthia McKinney tells RT America that the US needs to take care of domestic issues. The financial debt debate has many wondering what is going on with the US financial situation. Many are demanding that the US stop spending on the wars and bring that revenue home to help with domestic issues. Does it make senses to spend billions of dollars on our defense when we are so close to default? Cynthia McKinney, former US Representative and target of O' Reilly, tells us what's really going on. Follow Lucy on Twitter: twitter.com
Goon Cop Attack:Arizona Report Its becoming a disturbingly familiar scene in America - aggressive, overbearing and mentally unstable cops who think that it is an arrestable offense not to obey their every order - harassing citizens who have done absolutely nothing wrong
Is Obama UFO disclosure coming soon? You decide. Dr. Steven Greer presents "Contact & Disclosure: The Final Sequence" at the European Exopolitics Summit 2009. This is the presentation that triggered the interview/debate between Dr. Greer and Kerry Cassidy/Bill Ryan of projectcamelot.org the following day. Tags: Dr. Steven Greer Disclosure Project Orion Project Exopolitics Summit 2009 Spain ET UFO Kerry Cassidy Bill Ryan Project Camelot Obama
On Thursday, November 15th, Sen. Mike Gravel was not invited to CNN's debate in Las Vegas, Nevada, because once again, money plays the controlling factor in presidential politics. During the debate in Las Vegas, Sen. Gravel maintained an alternative debate nearby, discussing the other candidates, their policies, and their rhetoric with his supporters, both in attendance, and streamed live via ustream.tv. In this clip, Sen. Gravel confronts Hillary Clinton about her history of public policy relating to Iran. Watch Sen. Gravel's Alternative Debate: video.google.com www.ustream.tv
