| Black pastors' 'Amen!' turning to 'Oh my!' |
Perhaps no one knows the despair caused by the government's destruction of the black family better than the black pastors who try to hold their communities together.
Many of them fought for civil rights and equality under the law. They've worked to improve their communities and lobbied for assistance to deal with deep social problems.
But you'll search far and wide before you find many black pastors who say the solution to their communities' problems will be met by legalizing "gay" marriage.
And now some of them -- who voted for Barack Obama -- will be giving their churches different advice ...
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 Newspaper editors spike stories and columns that are poorly written, wrong or that they just don't like. And that's their right. But what happens if a columnist gets frustrated by a publication's decision not to cover an issue?
Can the columnist spike the newspaper?
We're about to find out ...
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