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	<title>Comments on: Election 2008 and the Kitchen Sink</title>
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		<title>By: cassandra</title>
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		<description>greetings from Chicago. Found your blog through one of my Google Alerts. Very enlightened, smart commentary. I am a 50 year old black woman and what troubles me is that the burden of having &quot;a serious discussion about race&quot; always falls on the shoulders of black people. A serious discussion--or real action--won&#039;t happen until whites realize and accept that race relations involve them too. Black people talk about racial issues all the time--and we can&#039;t move the conversation forward alone.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>greetings from Chicago. Found your blog through one of my Google Alerts. Very enlightened, smart commentary. I am a 50 year old black woman and what troubles me is that the burden of having &#8220;a serious discussion about race&#8221; always falls on the shoulders of black people. A serious discussion&#8211;or real action&#8211;won&#8217;t happen until whites realize and accept that race relations involve them too. Black people talk about racial issues all the time&#8211;and we can&#8217;t move the conversation forward alone.</p>
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