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Annette Gordon-Reed on race relations in the US and an African American president

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Annette Gordon-Reed speaks about the significance of the first African American family in the White House for race relations in the US.

Annette Gordon-Reed was awarded the 2009 Pulitzer Prize in History for "The Hemingses Of Monticello: An American Family". She is Professor of Law at New York Law School and Professor of History at Rutgers, USA

Annette Gordon-Reed was in Australia in April 2009 for a Sydney Ideas lecture on "Barack and Michelle Obama: Rewriting the Narrative of American History". The lecture was co-presented with The Thomas Jefferson Foundation, the United States Studies Centre and School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry (SOPHI) at the University of Sydney.

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  • The founding fathers are spinning in their graves.

    They wanted the USA to remain an Anglo-Saxon country. Now we dont even have an Anglo-Saxon majority...

    This America has nothing to do with the traditional authentic Anglo-Saxon America.

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