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Barbershop Buzz on Sarah Palin's book tour
9:38 AM on 11/19/2009
How is Sarah Palin doing when it comes to reaching out to the African-American community?
Today on the Barbershop Buzz: "Going Rogue" - As Palin begins her well-publicized book tour, can she help to expand the Republican base? How will African-Americans respond to her message?
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