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  3. The Trials of Benjamin JealousExternal
    The Nation +My News 7/2/2009
    On a crisp Sunday morning in February, Benjamin Jealous--the president and CEO of the NAACP--stepped out of a yellow cab and made his way into …
  4. Congress learns apologies for historic wrongs aren't easyExternal
    News & Observer, North Carolina +My News 7/2/2009
    Lawmakers here are learning the hard way that trying to apologize for historic injustices isn't as easy as saying "I'm sorry.". . The Senate found …
  5. Noted.External
    The Nation +My News 7/2/2009
    AND THE NAACP: Progressive politics and the quest for civil rights were in Oswald Garrison Villard's blood. His grandfather was the great …
  6. Ready For The Census?External
    McCook Daily Gazette, Nebraska +My News 7/1/2009
    You had better be ready. . Below is a list of those who will "assist" in the collection of the Census in 2010. See if you can tell which group is …
  7. NAACP honors community service leadersExternal
    Marshall Democrat-News, Missouri +My News 6/30/2009
    Slater City Council member Ron Monnig accepts the Outstanding Educator Award on behalf of Debbie Gonzalez of Slater Public Schools at the NAACP …
  8. Cincinnati chamber opposes proposed rail ballot initiativeExternal
    BizJournals +My News 7/1/2009
    The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber opposes the proposed ballot initiative that would require a vote before the city of Cincinnati could build a …
  9. Cincy chamber opposes rail ballot issueExternal
    Business Courier - Cincinnati +My News 7/1/2009
    The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber opposes the proposed ballot initiative that would require a vote before the city of Cincinnati could build a …
  10. 4 decades later, freedom rider returns to Miss.External
    Boston Globe +My News 19 Hours Ago
    Corey Carter could hear snippets of music in his head -- a calm and subtle melody that hadn't found its shape. The 19-year-old college student …
  11. Goose Creek Unity Day seeks community assistanceExternal
    Goose Creek Gazette, South Carolina +My News 7/1/2009
    A host of community organizations are planning the Goose Creek Unity Day for Aug. 8.. The Goose Creek NAACP has joined several schools, churches …
  12. NAACP speaker: Church must be model of unity in divided societyExternal
    Marshall Democrat-News, Missouri +My News 6/29/2009
    Bishop Harold G. Long addressed community members at the NAACP Annual Freedom Fund and Awards Banquet Saturday, June 27, which this year marked the …
  13. Supreme Court Ruling Creates New Legal Standard That Restricts Equal Employment OpportunityExternal
    Examiner.com: Anchorage, Alaska +My News 6/29/2009
    Today's decision in Ricci v. DeStefano is a step backward from the goal of equal employment opportunity. A narrow majority of the Court created a …
  14. Fireworks show must go on - and it didExternal
    Record-Journal, Connecticut +My News 5 Hours Ago
    Photo Gallery Despite the threat of rain, people still flocked to the grounds of Mark T. Sheehan High School, James H. Moran Middle School and …
  15. NAACP: School transfers at issue in Forsyth, GwinnettExternal
    Atlanta Journal Constitution +My News 7/1/2009
    The president of the Georgia NAACP said Wednesday he will challenge the state Board of Education's decision to let Forsyth and Gwinnett county …
  16. NAACP To Host Juneteenth Festival In MariettaExternal
    Atlanta Daily World +My News 6/25/2009
    The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will host its Sixth Annual Juneteenth Celebration from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Marietta …
  17. Simpson wants more details on troopers’ claimsExternal
    FOX 8 New Orleans (WVUE) +My News 6/29/2009
    Mississippi Department of Public Safety Commissioner Steve Simpson says he hasn't rejected federal officials' offer to begin talks to reach an …
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