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Civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. receives the Nobel Prize for Peace from Gunnar Jahn, president of the Nobel Prize Committee in Oslo, Norway.
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Gut Check America

In the year of Barack Obama, there is much discussion of the state of race relations in America. But many other race-related topics are barely being discussed. Read NBC Senior Vice President Mark Whitaker's essay on the subject and then tell us what's going on in your town or community.

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How much will Obama’s race matter?
Sept. 22: A new AP/Yahoo poll suggests that a substantial portion of white voters have negative feelings toward blacks. A Hardball panel discusses the effect race will have on the 2008 presidential race.

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