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Thu. Jul. 3, 2008

Family > Your Society

Who Represents Me?

By  Karema Akifah Saleh

Writer, Editor in Chief - U.S.

 
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Many Americans are feeling restless now, as hope seems to be on the horizon for a change in their living conditions and how the taxes they pay are being used abroad.

 

Now that the candidate for the Democratic party nomination has been decided, host Karema Akifah Saleh takes a closer look at what Barack Obama is really saying and a few others to see if it reflects the change we can be. "Change" is a word, but how much real change is there on the table?

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Karema Akifah Saleh is the chief editor and founder of Iqra! NewspaperShe is a Katrina survivor and because of faith, she re emerged in Houston, Texas and re-launched the Muslim perspective paper. She majored in Communications and has worked on various media projects. She is also a member Islamic Writers Alliance and National Association of Black Journalist.

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