In honor of today’s game we’re reposting this story… Go Wizards! 
DC Rapper Proverb released a response to Jay-Z’s diss song about DeShawn Stevenson and the Wizards that for some strange reason was played at Love Nightclub on Friday night. If you’re not up on all that has been going on you can check it out here at […]

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By JEFF KAROUB
Associated Press Writer
DETROIT
The outspoken former pastor of Barack Obama told an audience of 10,000 at an NAACP dinner on Sunday that despite what his critics say, he is descriptive, not divisive, when he speaks about racial injustices.
“I describe the conditions in this country,” the Rev. Jeremiah Wright […]

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From Washington A Recap of the Cleveland Cavaliers and Washington Wizards following game four where the Cavs won 100-97.
NBA Playoffs Fast Break

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By HOPE YEN
Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON  –  Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama said Sunday that race is not the reason he is struggling to attract working-class votes and insisted he can win over uncommitted superdelegates by showing he is “best able to not just defeat John McCain, but also lead the country.”
Speaking in […]

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By VERENA DOBNIK
Associated Press Writer
NEW YORK  –  The fiancee of an unarmed man shot to death by police on his wedding day said Saturday that “the justice system let me down” when the three detectives were acquitted of all charges in his killing.
“April 25, 2008: They killed Sean all over again,” Nicole Paultre Bell softly […]

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The former pastor to Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama says his sermon blaming U.S. policies for the 9/11 attacks was a warning against vengeance and that critics have been twisting his words for political gain. Reverend Jeremiah Wright said he was preaching that God doesn’t want revenge, but rather “wholeness” and “redemption.”

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By Brandon Whitney
Many in the African American community were not surprised at the verdict in the Sean Bell case.  That is probably the biggest tragedy, the lack of surprise.  In a nation that is rabidly defensive of its title as enlightened and egalitarian a founding population has nearly resigned itself to the fact that their […]

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