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Publisher's Note

Rafael Martinez

“Obama has a healing message and consistently defies categories…he is, quite simply, a politician the likes of which has never been seen before. And he has the talent, courage and audacity to use his many gifts to advance the common good—to dream of doing the greatest thing in the world.” - an excerpt from the article entitled The Fire This Time from The Green Magazine’s February 2007 issue.

“President Obama’s landmark victory is also a monumental challenge: How do we endevour to live each day with more hope, more humility, and the courage to ask the most of ourselves?”
- Sobukwe Odinga
 Editor-in-chief

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