Obama's silence on Imus alarms some blacks
Candidate faces first test on handling issues of race
WASHINGTON -- With the Rev. Al Sharpton leading calls Monday for radio host Don Imus to be fired over racially insensitive remarks, Senator Barack Obama's presidential campaign avoided the controversy throughout the day. (Full article: 1102 words)
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