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Archive for January 14th, 2010

author,politics

What it will take for a woman to be president

Thursday, January 14th, 2010

Hour 1
Despite the apparent strides made on the 2008 campaign trail made by Democratic runnerup Hillary Clinton and Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, ANNE E. KORNBLUT argues in her new book, "Notes from the Cracked Ceiling: Hillary Clinton, Sarah Palin and What It Will Take for a Woman to Win," that the U.S. is not quite ready for a female president. Kornblut, the Washington Post’s White House correspondent, conducted extensive and exclusive interviews with many leading female politicians. She offers a blunt, honest look at the role of women in politics today, and suggests what needs to be done for them to break through that cracked ceiling.

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politics,social issues

Being racist vs. talking about race — what's the difference? Then Haiti relief effort.

Thursday, January 14th, 2010

Hour 2
Senator Harry Reid's comments about Barak Obama's color and speech pattern raise a lot of issues about race and racism in America. What's the difference between talking about race and being racist? Does a politician have to speak and act differently depending upon his or her audience? Is racism an effective political tool? Why does skin color still matter? Our guests are law professor and writer RICHARD THOMPSON FORD and OMAR WASOW, writer and Ph.D. candidate at Harvard University.

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