The article discusses the challenges President Barack Obama faces in navigating racial perceptions, with some viewing him as too black and others as not black enough. It examines his cautious approach to racial issues, highlighted by his response to the Trayvon Martin case, and the expectations placed on him as a black president. The article also touches on potential actions by the Justice Department and the implications of appointing Ray Kelly to a cabinet position.
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