President, National Urban League
For nearly four decades opponents of affirmative action have painted those of us who favor it as, at best, misguided do-gooders.
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Voices From the Affirmative Action Front
By Hugh B. Price
President, National Urban League
For nearly four decades opponents of affirmative action have painted those of us who favor it as, at best, misguided do-gooders.
President, National Urban League
For nearly four decades opponents of affirmative action have painted those of us who favor it as, at best, misguided do-gooders.
Ushering A New Era of American Broadcasting
By Willie E. Gary
CEO & Chairman of the MBC Network
In 1864, just months before the abolishment of slavery, Americas first Black daily newspaper was published. This progressive experiment, and subsequent media effort geared toward the African American experience, would change the worlds view of the struggle for civil rights and social justice.
CEO & Chairman of the MBC Network
In 1864, just months before the abolishment of slavery, Americas first Black daily newspaper was published. This progressive experiment, and subsequent media effort geared toward the African American experience, would change the worlds view of the struggle for civil rights and social justice.
The Spread of African Writing Tools
The priests of Egypt did exceptionally artistic hieroglyphic (sacred) writings in The Book of the Dead. One, for example, depicts the deceased making a confession to Thoth the scribe-god; in another, the deceased talks to his cat in the spiritual world.
Affirmative Actions Invisible People
By Lee A. Daniels
Director of Publications
National Urban League
I spent part of the weekend with a large group of some of Americas most invisible people.
Director of Publications
National Urban League
I spent part of the weekend with a large group of some of Americas most invisible people.
Hunger and Homelessness: The Real Homeland Security Issues
By Marian Wright Edelman
The U.S. Conference of Mayors released its 18th annual Status Report on Hunger and Homelessness in Americas Cities. The mayors report was an urgent reminder of how many families are struggling mightily to keep food on the table and a roof over their heads.
The U.S. Conference of Mayors released its 18th annual Status Report on Hunger and Homelessness in Americas Cities. The mayors report was an urgent reminder of how many families are struggling mightily to keep food on the table and a roof over their heads.
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