Millions Still Have Not Signed Up For ObamaCare. WHY NOT?

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According to information from the ObamaCareFacts.com website (September 2014) there are still millions of eligible Americans who have not signed up yet. Maybe one of the main reasons is people just don't understand how to navigate around the website of the Exchange/Marketplace to see if they qualify because it can be quite confusing. The majority of citizens in this country are well aware that President Barack Obama signed the Affordable Health Care Act (also known as ObamaCare) on March 23, 2010. This law was put in place in order to give more Americans access to affordable, quality health insurance, and to reduce the growth in health care spending in the U.S.

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Killing Us Softly: Arresting the New #1 Cause of Black Death

margaret sangeredited by Greg Dean
Truth be told, the #1 killer of blacks may not be what many think it is. We know the familiar culprits: HIV/AIDS, cancer, stroke, diabetes, heart disease, obesity, and homicide (think Trayvon, Jordan, et al). As devastating as these scourges have been, a new and more hideous cause of black death now occupies the top spot.

So without further adieu, allow me to solemnly introduce you to the new #1 killer of blacks --- abortion.

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Obama States, We’re on the Right Side of History with Healthcare

Obama WorriedIt does not matter whether you agree or disagree with the president on healthcare, because it is the law. No law is perfect and there are times that a law must be repaired or fixed, but as an American citizen we have an obligation to obey it. The major portion of the Affordable Care Act was rolled out on October 1, 2013, and the website to register Americans was dysfunctional, and an embarrassment to the president and his team.

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ACA May Become the Most Successful Social Program in 25 Years

Obamacareby Roger Caldwell
All the negative chatter from the conservative and Republicans have dissipated as Americans sign up for the Affordable Care Act in record numbers. There are many different ways the program is helping Americans, and the program's proponents are claiming that 9 million have been helped, or newly registered in the program. There are many that may not agree with the calculations, but millions of Americans are excited with the program, and they are signing up every day.

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This Is Not My Black Hair

Meyoungby Lawrence A. Robinson
Like a lot of Black folk back in the early 80's, I got a Jheri Curl. It was the thing to do with Black hair for both men and women. The Jheri Curl was a very popular hairstyle among us because it gave us the appearance of what a lot of us considered to be "Good Hair." Celebrities like Eddie Murphy, Rick James, Michael Jackson, James Brown, and many others wore the 'doo' which our culture embraced whole heartily.

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