rtin Luther King this weekend and the 2nd Inauguration of President Obama today, on CBS's Sunday morning show, FACE THE NATION television columnist Tavis Smiley gave a commentary on MLK's legacy to remind everyone of its promise here and abroad, as there is so much more is left to do. (CBS News) Tomorrow's

ful to watch this particular president's calibrated, cautious and sometimes callous treatment of his most loyal constituency," the radio and TV host Tavis Smiley told The Times's Jodi Kantor last year. That was one of the gentler rebukes from the not-black-enough camp. Like Nelson Mandela, Obama believes he

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