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NNPA President Ben Chavis Launches New Public Broadcasting Show Chronicling Black Lives
With a soulful sound completed by thumping bass and a picturesque view of the wind blowing the American flag over…
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API President Talks Climate Changes, Minority Hiring in Oil and Gas Industry
Like just about everyone else, the oil and natural gas industry has felt the sting of the coronavirus pandemic. However,…
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DNC Targets Black Voters in New Ad Campaign
The Democratic National Committee has launched a new print and radio ad campaign targeting Black voters across the battleground states…
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Bill Cosby Awaits Supreme Court Appeal on Second Anniversary of Sentencing
On Sept. 25, 2018, legendary comedian and television icon Bill Cosby received a three-to-10-year prison sentence after a jury convicted…
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Chavis to Host Weekly Black Talk Show on PBS
Civil rights icon Benjamin F. Chavis, former NAACP executive director and current NNPA president/CEO, will begin hosting a weekly Black-oriented…
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NNPA President to Give Keynote in Forum on Social Justice Activism in Sports
National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) President Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis Jr. will deliver the keynote address for an upcoming forum…
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Magic Johnson’s EquiTrust to Fund Over $100M in PPL Loans
Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis Jr., president and CEO of the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA), recently announced that he and…
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NNPA Wraps its First Virtual Convention
The first virtual conference in the 80-year history of the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) earned thumbs-up from partners and…
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Informer Editor Leads Discussion on Future of Black Press at NNPA Conference
D. Kevin McNeir has spent 25 years working in the Black Press of America, and The Washington Informer editor hasn't…
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Star-Studded Lineup Planned for First Black Press Virtual Convention
The coronavirus pandemic has forced the cancellation and rescheduling of many events. For the first time in the 80-year history…
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