Our Biracial President: When the Starry Glow Around his Election Fades, Obama will Allow us to See Ourselves in Black and White by James Hannaham

Voters across the United States and citizens around the world are calling the election of Barack Obama a historic moment, and it is indeed groundbreaking in many important ways. We have elected a man unashamed of his African blood into the nation’s highest office. 

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Obama to Get his First Look at the Oval Office

Barack Obama has never set foot in the Oval Office. Talk about making an entrance. In a sit-down discussion Monday with President Bush, the president-elect will get his first feel for the place where momentous decisions will soon fall to him.

Amid Grief for His Grandmother’s Death, Obama Presses On to Election Day

Barack Obama’s grandmother “poured everything she had” into the
Democratic presidential candidate as she brought him up teaching him
values “straight from the Kansas heartland”.

Obama Cries While Speaking About His Grandmother at NC Rally

Sen. Barack Obama’s grandmother died Sunday night, just hours before a
presidential election in which her grandson could become the first
African-American to win the nation’s highest office.