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UPDATE: Vote for BlogPULL for the 2011 Black Weblog Awards

May 3, 2011
By PULL Staff
UPDATE: Vote for BlogPULL  for the 2011 Black Weblog Awards

#TeamPULL needs your support as we attempt to win the BEST Group Blog category for the 2011 Black Weblogs Awards. All you have to do is click here and submit our link http://blogs.pullmag.com for the following categories. Best New Blog Best Group Blog Blog to Watch Votes are being taken from now until May...

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Valentine’s Day: Important Holiday or Waste of Time

February 1, 2011
By PULL Staff
Valentine’s Day: Important Holiday or Waste of Time

It’s that time of year for candy hearts, dinner reservations and jewelry better known as Valentine’s Day. As the staff of PULL Magazine prepares for its annual Love Issue, (to publish on FEB 12) we wanted to get the opinion of our faithful readers about Valentine’s Day. Some people believe its a great way...

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Dan Gilbert’s Chickens Come Home to Roost

December 4, 2010
By PULL Staff
james

For four years as a college student I heard former Wilberforce University Prof. James Arthur Williams say– “A man is judge by how he reacts in a crisis.”  As I matured, the meaning became more clearer. Anyone can appear competent and in control when things are going well. But the true character of a...

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Elected Official Posts ‘Blackface’ Photo on Facebook.

November 3, 2010
By PULL Staff
Elected Official Posts ‘Blackface’ Photo on Facebook.

First an elected official in Georgia told a Black city councilman to go pick cotton. Then a Tea Party candidate in Illinois said that Black men would rather sell drugs than go to college. Now we have elected officials taking pictures with people in Blackface. Tennessee State Rep. Terri Lynn Weaver (R) gave a...

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Candidate: Black Males Would Rather Sell Drugs than Learn

October 27, 2010
By PULL Staff
Candidate: Black Males Would Rather Sell Drugs than Learn

Black males would rather sell drugs or play professional sports rather than receive a college education, said Al Reynolds, a Tea Party candidate for Illinois State Senate. His comments were spewed during a candidate debate. Source: Huffington Post Republican Party leaders in central Illinois are calling on their own candidate for state senate to...

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‘Republican Woman’ Song Takes Palin, Angle, O’Donnell to Task

October 26, 2010
By PULL Staff
‘Republican Woman’ Song Takes Palin, Angle, O’Donnell to Task

Pittsburgh native Jasari X is at it again. The Hip-Hop artist who created the song “What if the Tea Party was Black” used a more comedic approach to this time to critique the antics of some of the Tea Party favorite ladies. In his song, “Republican Woman Stay Away From Me,” highlights some of...

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This Isn’t About You, Juan

October 22, 2010
By PULL Staff
This Isn’t About You, Juan

Today, National Public Radio terminated the contract of longtime news analyst Juan Williams after remarks he made on the Fox News Channel about Muslims. Well, to be factual, Mr. Williams was terminated because “NPR” was mentioned during his interview with Bill O’Reilly. Under his contract with NPR, Williams, or any entity of Fox News,...

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Controversial Video Spurs Debate

October 14, 2010
By PULL Staff
Controversial Video Spurs Debate

The video below is tearing through the Internet and is causing many a heated discussion at work and at home.  The video is a cartoon of a “marriage” negotiation between a man and woman. Let’s discuss here! Men is this an accurate depiction of the women you know? Ladies, is the character just another...

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Good Man Award

October 8, 2010
By PULL Staff
Good Man Award

We hear on the regular basis about men who are not living up to their responsibilities.  We hear about the prison rate, the deadbeat fathers and thugs. PULL Magazine believes its time to  focus on men who are making positive contributions to society. PULL  is asking our readership to send us emails about men...

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Grandma Had Enough….And So Should We

September 30, 2010
By PULL Staff
Grandma Had Enough….And So Should We

For at least a year, two neighborhood kids terrorized a 68-year-old woman in a Chicago community. On Tuesday, the woman had enough. Margaret Matthews, a widowed grandmother, shot a 12-year-boy as he and his 13-year-old friend threw bricks though the woman’s front window. Mrs. Matthews went for her pistol after one one of the...

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