US civil rights activist Omali Yeshitela (R), chairman of the Black is Back coalition, and Charles Baron (C), a New York city councilman and former member of the Black Panthers, march on the WHite House with other African-American protestors in Washington on November 7, 2009. Decrying Barack Obama as 'white power in black face,' hundreds of African-Americans marched on the White House to protest policies of the first black US president, and demand that he bring US troops home. More than 200 people gathered for the first public demonstration by African Americans against the Obama administration since his historic inauguration in January, and slammed the president for continuing what they described as Washington's 'imperialist' agenda around the world. Getty Images logo Getty Images 2 weeks ago

US civil rights activist Omali Yeshitela (R), chairman of the Black is Back coalition, and Charles Baron (C), a New York city councilman and former member of the Black Panthers, march on the WHite House with other African-American protestors in Washington on November 7, 2009. Decrying Barack Obama as 'white power in black face,' hundreds of African-Americans marched on the White House to protest policies of the first black US president, and demand that he bring US troops home. More than 200 people gathered for the first public demonstration by African Americans against the Obama administration since his historic inauguration in January, and slammed the president for continuing what they described as Washington's 'imperialist' agenda around the world.

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