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Today in Black America - May 4

POSTED: May 04, 2009, 12:00 am

The New York Times

Despite Obama’s Talk, Little Bump for Chrysler Sales

A Life Selling Pontiacs, and Feeling Sold Out

When the Cellphone Teaches Sex Education

Out of Touch

Term Limits Say New Orleans Mayor Can’t Return; Residents Say They Don’t Mind

The Washington Post

In Recession, Some See Burst of 'Neighboring'

Proposals Would Transform College Aid

Health Officials Are Wary but Hopeful

Ex-Official Championed Housing, Tax Reforms

Doubting Discrimination

The Christian Science Monitor

Government’s role in economy getting too big?

Specter: Reagan’s GOP is gone

Obama's test of impartiality for Souter's successor

Chicago Tribune

South Side teen chased, beaten, shot and burned -- and no one knows why

Paul Vallas: Ex-Chicago school leader Paul Vallas to decide soon on challenging Cook County Board President Todd Stroger

Detroit Free Press

NAACP event honors advocates, activists

Ruling due today on Chrysler's payments

Mayoral race nears end

Americans seize jobs they once pooh-poohed

The Charlotte News & Observer

Look beyond judiciary, senators say

Boston Globe

Globe negotiations continue

Pressure grows for mayoral debates

Jobless rate may be at 25-year high

Atlanta Journal Constitution

On crime and Thurbert Baker’s relationship with the African-American community

A look at potential Obama nominees to high court

New grads plot their next moves

Los Angeles Times

Funny thing about Obama ...

Schools consider four-day weeks

Edwards faces investigation on campaign funds

It's all on Obama now

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