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The NAACP Becomes Part-Owner of Hello Alice

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NAACP Empowerment Programs are now part-owner of the fastest growing platform for Black-owned small businesses in the U.S., Hello Alice. The online network of over 500,000 business owners aims to increase the success rate for...
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Mfume, Klacik Win Party Nominations For Cummings' Seat

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Democrat Kweisi Mfume and Republican Kimberly Klacik are running for the remainder of the late Elijah Cummings' term.
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Bloomberg

NAACP President Calls for Civil Rights Envoy Under Biden

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Dec.14 -- In this edition of "Bloomberg Equality," NAACP President and Chief Executive Officer Derrick Johnson urges President-elect Joe Biden to create a civil rights envoy for his administration. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: The...
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NAACP Sues Betsy DeVos Over COVID-19 School Aid

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The lawsuit accuses the Education Secretary of improperly shifting aid to private schools.
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Celebrities Put a 24-hour 'Freeze' to Protest Instagram

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The celebrities say Facebook fails to delete harmful content on its platforms and the protest was to support the Stop Hate for Profit campaign.
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Bloomberg

Sessions to Senate Committee: I Abhor the Klan

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Jan.10 -- Sen. Jeff Sessions discussed his record at his nomination hearing for U.S. attorney general at the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Newsy's Latest Politics Roundup

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Dem. lawmaker files suit against former President Trump over the Jan. 6 riots. President Biden extends eviction protections.
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NFL Strikes $113 Billion TV Deal With National Networks

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Games will stay on ESPN, ABC, FOX, CBS, Amazon and NFL network through the 2033 season.
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Patagonia Joins Ad Boycott Against Facebook And Instagram

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The company said it'll stop running ads on Facebook and Instagram until at least the end of July in protest of Facebook's policies.
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Georgia County To Add Early Voting Sites For Runoff Election

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Election officials in Cobb county say the additional locations will be open for the final week of early voting.
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Charges And Policy Changes Begin Amid Nationwide Protests

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The filing of charges and policy restructuring are signs that some community protests are getting results.
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MLK III to Newsy: The Dream Hasn’t Happened Yet

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Ahead of the 57th anniversary of the March on Washington, MLK's oldest son says the country is still working towards equality for all.
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Prosecutor Will Not Charge Officer Who Killed Michael Brown

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The prosecutor said his office couldn't prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Darren Wilson committed murder or manslaughter under Missouri law.
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NAACP Asks For Investigation Into GA Counties Following Arbery's Death

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In the wake of the Ahmaud Arbery killing, the group said Tuesday the two counties' court systems have a history of "racial bias."
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The Recount

Supreme Court Backs the Blue

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Waiting on the Supreme Court to end qualified immunity for police? Don’t. Take it from the deputy director of litigation for the NAACP Legal Defense Fund: “Reform is going to have to come from elsewhere.”
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NAACP Urges Professional Athletes To Avoid Signing With Texas Teams

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The civil rights organization cited the state's recent voting and abortion laws in a letter sent to all professional sports players' associations.
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Bloomberg

NAACP Says More Money Needs to Go to Small Businesses

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Jul.24 -- NAACP President and Chief Executive Officer Derrick Johnson talks about how another stimulus act could impact the African-American community. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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Democrat Barack Obama told the nation's oldest civil rights organization that blacks must show greater responsibility for improving their own lives

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HEADLINE: Obama talks tough at NAACP Convention CAPTION: Democrat Barack Obama told the nation's oldest civil rights organization that blacks must show greater responsibility for improving their own lives. (July 15) [Notes:ANCHOR VOICE]...
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Army Officer Police Video Sparks Calls for Investigation

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2nd Lieutenant Caron Nazario was pepper sprayed by Windsor, Virginia police during what many are saying should have been a "routine" traffic stop.
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Multiple Nooses Found At Amazon Site In 1 Month

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The latest noose was found on the same day a meeting between the NAACP and employees was scheduled.
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CLEAN : 120 mile protest march sets off from Ferguson

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CLEAN : 120 mile protest march sets off from Ferguson
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Alabama Parents, Students Grapple With Racist Video Surfacing Online

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Some Cullman, AL residents are outraged after the incident went undisciplined by school administrators — who said they don't have the authority.
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Bloomberg

The Case for Opportunity Zones

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Aug.28 -- Former Oklahoma Governor Frank Keating discussed former Rep. Jack Kemp's (R-NY) work in the inner cities, enterprise zones and how Republicans can appeal to African-American voters. He spoke on Aug. 24 on a special...
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One More Thought: Vernon Jordan's Legacy

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Mar.05 -- David Westin has "One More Thought" on Vernon Jordan's life and legacy.