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Slideshow: theGrio's week in review 2/7 - 2/13
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Sade made a long awaited comeback, John Mayer's loose use of the 'N' word offended many and people all over the world celebrated the 20th anniversary of Nelson Mandela's release from prison. These stories and others happened this week -- and theGrio covered them all. Here are the highlights of the week that was.
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Obama's decline reflects the perils of democracy: OPINION - Obama has been given the simple, yet impossible task of improving the economy while being given no resources in order to get the job done...READ MORE
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Sade's return is worth the wait: OPINION - Sade has always been a chill-out enterprise, yet 'Soldier of Love' takes this idea up a notch...READ MORE
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Anti-abortion billboards claim black children are an endangered species:OPINION - Although they are correct, their reasoning is completely wrong...READ MORE
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Ex-NCAA star's lawsuit may expose league exploitation: OPINION - We should also stop allowing the NCAA to earn excessive profits from the images of athletes without compensating them...READ MORE
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Leaders leave real black issues out in the cold at White House: OPINION - Black leaders still insist the president's travails are born of process and not of substance...READ MORE
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Mandela's freedom has been a dream, South Africa remains a nightmare: OPINION - One could argue that Nelson Mandela's release from prison 20 years ago was similar to the Obama effect...READ MORE
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John Mayer is tone deaf when it comes to black people: OPINION - Maybe Mayer should get up to speed on black history, as well as get some psychotherapy...READ MORE
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Some blacks back Tea Party, despite movement's racist reputation: A small but increasing number of black conservatives and libertarians are getting involved in the protest movement...READ MORE
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Where's the diversity at the Winter Olympics?:OPINION - Few African-Americans participate in winter sports due largely to limited access, exposure and resources...READ MORE
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Black women should diversify their dating pool this Valentine's Day: OPINION - The world is crawling with available men. The problem is that most of them aren't African-Americans...READ MORE
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