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People who have never experienced clinical depression have a difficult time accepting that it is a real illness. © Cheryl Casey - Fotolia.com

Depression hurts: A woman's personal struggle

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Amanda Rodriguez and her sons

5 things parents of biracial kids should know

Amanda Rodriguez, iVillage
ESSAY -- An iVillage blogger weighs in on interracial marriage and families, as a black woman with a Mexican husband...
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Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush speaks to the media after being named Chairman of the National Constitution Center's Board of Trustees December 6, 2012 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He will succeed President William J. Clinton, who has served as Chairman since January 2009. Governor Bush's father President George H.W. Bush served as Chairman prior to Clinton. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)

GOP still groping for a direction

Perry Bacon Jr.
ANALYSIS - Five months after Election Day, the Republicans are still grappling with how they should reorient their party to win presidential elections in the future...
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. Rep. Peter King (R-NY), Sen. John McCain (R-AZ), documentary filmmaker Ken Burns, Dorothy Cross, great niece of the first African American heavyweight boxing champion John Arthur 'Jack' Johnson, Cross's daughter Constance Hines, and family friend Betsy Victoria listen as Cross's daughter Linda Haywood (3L) speaks during a news conference on Capitol Hill April 1, 2009 in Washington, DC. Sen. McCain and Rep. Peter King (R-NY) introduced a resolution calling on President Barack Obama to posthumously pardon Johnson, who was a victim of what is widely regarded as a racially motivated conviction in 1913 for violating a law prohibiting taking women across state lines for 'immoral purposes'. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

There's no excuse for not pardoning Jack Johnson

David A. Love
OPINION - Now is the time for President Obama to pardon the legendary heavyweight boxing champ Jack Johnson...
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A black woman watching television

Women activists working to change black stereotypes on reality TV

Sil Lai Abrams
OPINION - Meet four women who are making a difference in starting intelligent conversations around the genre of reality TV and its depiction of black women...
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Two black women

Why black women's history is important to commemorate

Alexis Garrett Stodghill
ESSAY - As Women's History Month progresses on theGrio, we invite you to participate as we fortify ourselves with the powerful histories of the famous and everyday women who have made a way for us to enjoy today...
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Supreme Court's 'post-racial' America

Perry Bacon Jr.
OPINION - The nation's first black president says race still matters, while the Supreme Court is effectively suggesting it does not. And on this issue, the Court, not the president, is the decider...
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Supporters of U.S. President Barack Obama cheer during the Obama Election Night watch party at McCormick Place November 6, 2012 in Chicago, Illinois. Obama is going for reelection against Republican candidate, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Welcome to Obama's more progressive America

Perry Bacon Jr.
OPINION - The back and forth between the president and Republicans over the $85 billion in cuts due to go into effect on March 1 has obscured the new reality of Washington...
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A black woman holding a sign that says "Jesus"

Is the pressure to be perfect Christians undermining the church?

Demetria L. Lucas
OPINION - If Christians want to maintain relevance among the younger set, it would be helpful if those with holier-than-thou attitudes stopped alienating other flawed members of the flock...
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In this photo taken Friday, Feb. 22, 2013 Olympic athlete Oscar Pistorius stands in the dock during his bail hearing at the magistrate court in Pretoria, South Africa. Even if Pistorius is acquitted of murder, firearms and legal experts in South Africa believe that, by his own account, the star violated basic gun-handling regulations by shooting into a closed door without knowing who was behind it, exposing himself to the lesser but still serious charge of culpable homicide. (AP Photo/Themba Hadebe-File)

Oscar Pistorius: The new OJ Simpson?

Donu Kogbara
OPINION - It was inevitable that parallels would be drawn between the ongoing Oscar Pistorius drama and the O.J. Simpson trial, which hogged headlines the world over in the mid-1990s...
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Misee Harris would like to be the first black "Bachelorette"

Is America ready for a black 'Bachelorette'?

Ama Yawson
OPINION - In the eight seasons of ABC’s 'The Bachelorette,' the bachelorettes have always been beautiful. They have always been intelligent. They have always been warm and friendly. They have also always been white...
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