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Judge Mablean Ephriam Scholarship Brunch > (LOS ANGELES, CA – April 27, 2012) – Judge Mablean Ephriam is excited to celebrate the 10th Annual H.U.F. (Honoring Unsung Fathers) Awards & Scholarship Brunch on Sunday, June 17th at the Hyatt Regency Hotel’s Grand Ballroom in Long Beach, 200 S. Pine Ave. from 12pm to 4pm. Hosted by ...

New Program Helps Formerly Incarcerated with Services > By Dianne Anderson After a 25-year history of gangs, drugs and prison, today Rodney Coulter feels like a new man. He’s finally come out of his proverbial coma. Day by day, he is changing his circumstances, responsible for his decisions. It took him decades to get to this place. ...

New Tech Jobs Need Skilled Workers > By Dianne Anderson For years, well over a decade, communities have wondered how to bring back millions of “blue collar” jobs that dried up as American manufacturers headed offshore, outsourcing thousands of miles away for the promise of cheap labor, great tax breaks and big profits. ...

45th Annual Beautillion Ball > The “Best Is Yet To Come” was the theme for the 2012 Beautillion Ball held Saturday in San Bernardino. The event marked The Social Lites’ 45th annual Beautillion Ball. ...

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Affirmative Action Backed in Brazil

By BRADLEY BROOKS
Associated Press

SAO PAULO (AP) _ Brazil's top court has backed sweeping affirmative action programs used in more than 1,000 universities across this nation, which has more blacks than any country outside Africa yet where a severe gap in education equality between races persists.

Deadline for Black Farmers’ Claims

By George E. Curry

Editor-in-Chief

NNPA News Service

WASHINGTON (NNPA) – Barring an unexpected extension from a federal judge, Friday will be the last day for Black farmers to file claims under a landmark class-action suit known as Pigford II.

More than 60 groups supporting Black farmers sent a letter to U.S. District Judge

Obama Star Power Shines on Businesses

By STACY A. ANDERSON
Associated Press

WASHINGTON (AP) _ Call it the Obama effect: A presidential visit can be good advertising for restaurants and businesses. Read more...

Written by: Precinct Reporter Group

Race, Religion in Presidential Campaign

By JESSE WASHINGTON and RACHEL ZOLL
AP National Writers

How unthinkable it was, not so long ago, that a presidential election would pit a candidate fathered by an African against another Read more...

Written by: Precinct Reporter Group

Justice for Trayvon Martin Held in L.A.

By Eliz Dowdy

West Angeles Church of God In Christ was the setting last week for a justice rally for Trayvon Martin; it was also the kick-off for the Justice for Trayvon Martin

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Judge Mablean Ephriam Scholarship Brunch

(LOS ANGELES, CA – April 27, 2012) – Judge Mablean Ephriam is excited to celebrate the 10th Annual H.U.F. (Honoring Unsung Fathers) Awards &...
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New Program Helps Formerly Incarcerated with Services

By Dianne Anderson After a 25-year history of gangs, drugs and prison, today Rodney Coulter feels like a new man. He’s finally come out of his prove...
read full article

New Tech Jobs Need Skilled Workers

By Dianne Anderson For years, well over a decade, communities have wondered how to bring back millions of “blue collar” jobs that dried up as Ameri...
read full article

45th Annual Beautillion Ball

The “Best Is Yet To Come” was the theme for the 2012 Beautillion Ball held Saturday in San Bernardino. The event marked The Social Lites’ 45th annual...
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