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OK Im a little confused. How does views on having a father in the home have to do with Ebony choosing who goes on there list of prominent blacks in America. Nothing. Im sure ebony agrees with your book. Now if you want to change your headline to magazine discrimnates against conservative blacks then the article makes sense. And to that I say..who gives a rats a ss. They can publsih whatever list they want. Im sure liberals arent mad when Alan Grayson doesnt make it on the Heritage Foundations list of influential Americans.
Sour grapes from conservatives. Black or not.
Dear Ebony,
I do not have high hopes, given the way Ebony treats black non-liberals, that you will review my new book, "Dear Father, Dear Son: Two Lives, Eight Hours." It is, in the end, about the importance of fathers -- and the damage done to a child who grows up without one.
Why do I know you will ignore my book despite its examination of the most important issue facing "black America"? Your magazine treats black conservatives as if they were the enemy, that they bring nothing valid to the discussion.
Ebony magazine, a monthly staple of American black life...
EXCELLENT!