"We're all Sistah Souljah now." At least, those committed people who form the base of the Democratic Party might be forgiven for thinking that. The Party's leading Presidential and Vice-Presidential contenders seem committed to running against the interests and values of their core constituents. It's a very risky strategy - for them, and for their party.
Many will recall Sistah Souljah, a relatively obscure political rapper who was propelled into national fame by then-candidate Bill Clinton's condemnation of her in 1992....
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