Marc H. Morial
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MORIAL: Even While Physically Distant, 2020 Grads Find Ways to Celebrate and Inspire
The members of the Class of 2020 will carry with them forever the lessons of graduating into a world beset…
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MORIAL: Investigate Not Just Arbery’s Death, But the System That Let His Killers Escape
The pattern is nauseatingly familiar.
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MORIAL: NUL Helps Minority-Owned Businesses, Community-Based Institutions Get COVID-19 Funding
The National Urban League advocated relentlessly to make sure the next relief package included targeted relief for the neighborhood-based businesses…
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MORIAL: World of Black-Owned Businesses and Entrepreneurs Has Lost its Greatest Champion
As the nation's preeminent civil rights organization dedicated to the economic empowerment of Black people, the National Urban League shares…
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Black Businesses Matter, But Will They Get Fair Share Of COVID-19 Aid Money?
Compared to other small business owners, African Americans have generally had to face more daunting challenges such as smaller cash…
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MORIAL: Governors, Mayors Fill Coronavirus Leadership Vacuum Left by Trump
President Trump, in defiance of medical experts, wants to end the social distancing efforts that are our only hope to…
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MORIAL: Coronavirus Crisis Highlights Racial Disparity in Health Care, Economy
At every point along our health care and economic systems, Black Americans are more vulnerable to the most serious effects…
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Civil Rights Leaders Call on Congress to Address Disproportionate Impact of Coronavirus on Black Americans
The NAACP has requested an urgent meeting with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer regarding racial…
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MORIAL: Clyburn Endorsement Demonstrates Power of Black Vote
The National Urban League has long maintained that addressing the concerns of Black voters is key to winning elections, for…
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MORIAL: Urgent Phase of 2020 Census Begins
The next few months are critical if we want our communities fairly represented.
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