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• List of winners of the 43rd annual Image Awards Fri Feb 17
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• `The Help' leads nominees at NAACP Image Awards Fri Feb 17
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• "The Help" leads NAACP Image Award nominees Thu Jan 19
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• 'The Help' leads NAACP Image Award nominees Thu Jan 19
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• NAACP Plantation Masters Play Race Card Again Mon Jan 9
  Star Parker
  Rick Santorum must be “racist” because he thinks all people, regardless of ethnicity, should have the dignity of self sufficiency. At least that’s how the NAACP sees it. ... more
• NAACP plans nationwide protests on voter ID laws Tue Nov 8
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• FBI says end near in civil rights-era prosecutions Sat Nov 5
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• Vicious Smear Campaign Against Clarence Thomas Turns Twenty Mon Oct 31
  Floyd and Mary Beth Brown
  Twenty years ago this month Clarence Thomas was sworn in as an Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court. The battle to confirm him was vicious, and Floyd had a front row seat. ... more
• Rep. Jackson expects to be cleared in ethics probe Sun Oct 30
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• Today in History Mon Oct 24
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• Education makes political comeback in Washington Wed Oct 19
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• The Politics of Race Sat Oct 15
  John C. Goodman
  Most Americans today are anxious to put party aside and race, for that matter. What we should want to know from Herman Cain is what he wants to do for the future, not what he thinks about politics of the past. ... more
• Supco won't hear Abu-Jamal death-sentence appeal Tue Oct 11
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• Unions: Boosting Teacher Morale One Reheated Casserole at a Time Wed Oct 5
  Kyle Olson
  Virtually no state is immune to the red ink found in school budgets, which is a result of routine overspending. For too long, schools have not kept spending in check. They’ve given raises they couldn’t afford, they maintained bloated benefit packages that far exceeded their private-sector counterparts, and they haven’t employed much business sense in managing massive, multi-million dollar operations. ... more
• Perry once defended Confederate symbols Tue Oct 4
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• Friends, advocates remember Troy Davis at memorial Fri Sep 30
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• Why Death Penalty Opponents Can't Win Fri Sep 23
  Jonah Goldberg
  On Wednesday, two men were lawfully executed. Both insisted they were innocent. If you've been watching the news or following Kim Kardashian's tweets, you've likely heard of one of these men, Troy Davis. ... more
• UNC to Investigate NAACP Fri Sep 2
  Mike Adams
  The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will investigate whether or not the student NAACP chapter violated UNC’s non-discrimination policy in dismissing senior Billy Thomas, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Winston Crisp said. ... more
• The Poor Are Not Poor Because the Rich Are Rich Mon Aug 1
  Star Parker
  A just released study from the Pew Research center reporting a record high wealth gap between whites and blacks should have been labeled “handle with care.” ... more
• NAACP and EPA Inflict Heat Prostration and Death Mon Aug 1
  Harry R. Jackson, Jr.
  From New York, Washington and Atlanta to Chicago, St. Louis and Dallas, America is baking in a furnace. As millions swelter and gasp, they thank their lucky stars for air-conditioned cars, homes, offices and other places of refuge. And for the reliable, affordable electricity that makes AC possible. ... more
• Correction: NAACP Convention story Fri Jul 29
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• NAACP sees education as key to boosting black men Thu Jul 28
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• Belafonte: Hollywood won't yield to those of color Wed Jul 27
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• NAACP urges minorities to get to polls in 2012 Wed Jul 27
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• NAACP chief focuses on voting laws at convention Mon Jul 25
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• NAACP regains prominence by diversifying agenda Fri Jul 22
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