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Everything changed on November 4, 2008. A country with a history of slavery, segregation and racism elected a Black president. In the post 9/11 era of xenophobia and fear, Americans voted for a man with an unusual name whose father was a foreign Muslim. 'Change' was the central theme in Barack Obama's campaign. While there is no question that a Black man in the White House is a welcome change, he has promised much more. So what's changing? What needs to change? What's staying the same?
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