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March 17, 2009
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Obama makes a move. Photo Jennifer Shahade
Students from the Hip Hop Chess Federation challenge the White House to a game of chess-this time, we hope it won't be fictional.

 Check out the full press release to learn more about the unique challenge. To read more about the HHCF, go to their website. Also see the Hip-Hop Variation from the January 2009 Chess Life Magazine.

 
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