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MORIAL: Get Your Knee Off Our Necks
Fifty-seven years to the day after Whitney M. Young stood on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial to declare that…
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EDITORIAL: To Motivate Black Youth to Vote, Avoid Guilt Factor — Just Use Facts
Guilt is not the way but maybe by sharing the facts about how our vote matters and influences politicians, more…
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Demands for 2020 Candidates Laid Bare in Black Women’s Roundtable-Essence Poll
The Black Women's Roundtable and Essence's "Power of the Sister Vote" poll not only revealed the intentions of African Americans…
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Black Leaders Push for Fair 2020 Census Count
Leaders of numerous African American organizations recently convened in the District to deal with the upcoming 2020 census that could…
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Family Act Key for Blacks, Coalition Says
A national family and medical paid leave program must be passed by Congress to ensure all American workers can care…
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Black Organizers, Students Make Sense of Midterm Elections
A command center posted at Howard University allowed members of NCBCP and the Ronald W. Walters Public Policy & Leadership…
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Black Leaders Honored with Spirit of Democracy Award
The National Coalition on Black Civic Participation recently celebrated the 42nd anniversary of its founding during its 21st Annual Spirit…
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Black Leaders Arrested on Capitol Hill in Immigration Protest
A handful of African-American civil rights leaders were arrested Tuesday while demonstrating in front of the Capitol Hill office of…
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Eddie Williams, 84, Founder of Black Civic Group, Dies
Eddie N. Williams, founder of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation, died Monday in D.C. He was 84.
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Civil Rights Leaders Meet with AG Jeff Sessions
Earlier this month, leaders from six civil rights groups met with Attorney General Jeff Sessions at the Justice Department to…
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