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By Michael Lawson Contributing Writer (Special from New America Media and the Investigative Reporting Workshop) — Benita Johnson has a bachelor’s degree in public administration. She recently moved to a new city ...
An Analysis: Selma march marks new phase for the Civil and Human Rights Movement
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The Dillard University College of Business will honor local entrepreneurs Paul Flower and Dorothy Perrault at the second annual Champions of the American Dream event on Thursday, March 29, at ... Dillard to host symposium titled ‘Crime and Punishment…’
Symposium will bring together academics, public officials, inmates and others to probe crime and incarceration in N.O. and the Black community From March 20-22, Dillard University will host “Crime and Punishment: ... Dr. Millie Charles is a community treasure
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By Herb Boyd Contributing Writer (Special to the NNPA from the New York Amsterdam News) — A group of leading Black intellectuals met at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black ... GOP Presidential contest could have major impact local City Council races
By Christopher Tidmore Contributing Writer The day after former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum charged to unexpected victories over Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich in Alabama and Mississippi, the first attack mailers ... Health Fair at Joseph A. Craig Elementary set for March 31
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By Fr. Jerome LeDoux Contributing Columnist Teach a Canon Law class after almost two score years of doing other things? That is what Father Carmen Mele, Director of the Pope John Paul ...
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By Michael Lawson Contributing Writer (Special from New America Media and the Investigative Reporting Workshop) — Benita Johnson has a bachelor’s degree in public administration. She recently moved to a new city ...
By Wade Henderson Contributing Writer (TriceEdneyWire.com) — This week’s unsecured loans mn 47th commemoration of the Bloody Sunday March of 1965 marks a new phase in the civil rights movement. It represents ... Blacks still shoulder weight of high unemployment
(Special to the NNPA from the Washington Informer) — According to the latest U. S. Labor Department findings, as of February 2012 the unemployment rate for Blacks hovered at 14.1 ... Dillard to honor architect, businesswoman as Champions of the American Dream
The Dillard University College of Business will honor local entrepreneurs Paul Flower and Dorothy Perrault at the second annual Champions of the American Dream event on Thursday, March 29, at ... Dillard to host symposium titled ‘Crime and Punishment…’
Symposium will bring together academics, public officials, inmates and others to probe crime and incarceration in N.O. and the Black community From March 20-22, Dillard University will host “Crime and Punishment: ... Dr. Millie Charles is a community treasure
By L. Kasimu Harris Contributing Writer Millie Charles spent most of her 88 years discovering the world and helping its people. Have job, Charles was willing to travel; be it a country ... Gloomy outlook for Black America, scholars conclude
By Herb Boyd Contributing Writer (Special to the NNPA from the New York Amsterdam News) — A group of leading Black intellectuals met at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black ... GOP Presidential contest could have major impact local City Council races
By Christopher Tidmore Contributing Writer The day after former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum charged to unexpected victories over Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich in Alabama and Mississippi, the first attack mailers ... Health Fair at Joseph A. Craig Elementary set for March 31
A community health fair with screenings, presentations and information fast loan for bad credit provided by several local health organizations and and other social service agencies will be held on ... I was only 58 years late
By Fr. Jerome LeDoux Contributing Columnist Teach a Canon Law class after almost two score years of doing other things? That is what Father Carmen Mele, Director of the Pope John Paul ...
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