Owners and operators of African-American media outlets throughout the country have just about had it with the Barack Obama campaign.
Yes, they acknowledge the Illinois senator to be the darling of the race — the exalted Great Black Hope, the charismatic champion of change who is making history for the ages as he mounts a formidable bid to become the nation’s first black president. But they chafe at his campaign officials’ insensitivity to, and total disregard of, the folks who brought him this far and whom he needs to take him through the White House door: Black people.
Publishers and editors of African-American newspapers — the beacons who live and breathe the blackness of their communities and who regulate the pulse of black America — are fighting mad . . .