I'm used to getting e-mails from folks who will say it's wrong for me to look at this through a racial lens and that we now live in a post-racial world.
Right now, he is selling a post-racial kumbaya and a vague confection of 'hope.
By contrast, Americans were told that Obama was a great orator, a brilliant intellect, the harbinger of a post-racial America, a master facilitator of bipartisanship, and a global statesman for the new century.
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In the past two years there has been a rush of new advertising that uses racial reconciliation as a marketing device to promote such things as mobile telephones and beer.
The absence of a racial gap in reports of voting difficulties is consistent with a clear and persistent increase in African-American turnout since the mid-1990s.
It combines a love story with a blow for racial justice on the set of a teen-age television dance show.
Pistorius' South Africa, a country with a storied history in the fight for racial equality, has a disturbing record of violence against women.
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This reduction in inequality has a racial component, because 75% of the new middle class is non-white.
The New York fire department has for years been defending against a racial discrimination lawsuit.
Mr Obama realised that his post-racial identity was a golden ticket to the White House.
Being a religious minority rather than a racial one, Muslims are easier to stereotype.
Still, others said voting on the basis of skin color is further evidence of a racial divide.
Stephen Lawrence, 19, was stabbed by white thugs who used a racial slur in London in April 1993.
There's Web sites, including eurweb.com reporting a boycott because VH1 rejected a reality show with a racial spin.
Much has been made about whether Zimmerman during that call used a racial epithet in referring to Martin.
There's a racial determinant -- it's much more common in whites than African-Americans.
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Think of former Republican Senator George Allen, who made a racial slur eventually seen by millions over the Web.
Is it racial profiling for a black man to avoid going into a biker bar at night in a small rural town?
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In fact, Crowley taught a racial profiling course at the Lowell Police Academy, said Deborah Friedl, deputy superintendent of the police department.
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What was the nature of a racial preference given to an applicant?
The quest for racial understanding, a perennial Bradley theme, looks more complicated.
Forty years ago, progressives were sure that court-ordered busing of school children to achieve racial integration represented a great victory over bigotry and oppression.
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Recently canned from Disney-owned ABC's Grey's Anatomy after a racial slur turned public and ugly, Washington will appear on NBC's remake of The Bionic Woman.
Clinton just stepped through a racial minefield and just didn't understand that where they were stepping and how their comments would resonate in the black community?
The PGA Tour has rules prohibiting a tournament at any club that has a policy or a practice that discriminated against a racial minority or women.
Actress Nicole Kidman refused to use an offensive racial epithet in a film when requested to do so by its director, her British co-star has revealed.
King was aware that the riots had started a chain reaction of a racial conversation across the nation that forever changed Los Angeles and its police department.
The same analysis also didn't reach conclusions as to whether Zimmerman used a racial epithet to describe Martin on his own 911 call, as some have alleged.
Half a century later, more than half of Detroit's population is gone, victims of downturns in the auto industry and a racial divide that continues to this day.
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