It could seem like a paradox, but it was precisely Barack Obama’s election to the White House that caused racial tensions to increase.
The U.S. today is a post-racist society, but not a post-racial one.
It is impossible not to compare him, albeit reluctantly, with leaders of the caliber of Martin Luther King and Malcolm X, for he has risen to a level that until now no other African-American has achieved ...
Obama's got it right: The shame of slavery hasn't been forgotten. The shadow of racism still hangs over America.