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Exhibit on Youth Influence Upon Civil Rights Movement on Display Through June 17 > By Ross French An collection of images, newspaper articles, and other materials that showcase the significant contributions of young people during the civil rights movement of the early 1960′s make up the student-researched exhibit “Children, Youth, and Civil Rights, 1951-1965” at the Orbach Science Library at the University of California, ...

Inside the White House: Jewel James > By April Ryan/AprilDRyan.com Jewel James is one of the political rising stars in Washington who in her early thirties has the ear of the President and Vice President. Her work experience includes ...

UC Riverside Black Graduation June 10th > Assemblymember Holly J. Mitchell to provide keynote address ...

Sequestration Continues to Harm Blacks > By Freddie Allen NNPA Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON (NNPA) –The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities reported that nearly 140,000 low-income ...

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LB 100 BMLB, Strong Chapters Push Education

By Dianne Anderson

Savvy business professionals and local leaders converged by the hundreds on New Orleans last week to brainstorm challenges, or maybe brag a little about their hard-earned success in reaching the most vulnerable of any community today--young Black males.

Written by: Precinct Reporter Group

CSU Long Beach Engineering Gets 3 Grants

By Ken Swisher

The California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) College of Engineering recently received three grants for summer programs to encourage young girls to consider studying for the field of engineering.

Written by: Precinct Reporter Group

Urban Gardens Project Grows, Teens Earn While They Learn

By Dianne Anderson

Unless something healthy happens soon, low income communities can expect more diabetes, heart attacks and cancer as fried food places proliferate, selling high cost fat and empty calories to people who have a hard time getting fresh foods.

Most all fast food chains now accept EBT cards.

Written by: Precinct Reporter Group

Concerned Black Parents, Financial Aid

By Dianne Anderson

Competition will be tight in the next few weeks as kids get ready and the judges feel the angst of deciding on a select few winners from dozens of local talented, highly motivated student achievers.

It’s all part of the Long Beach Concerned African American Parents Oration

Written by: Precinct Reporter Group

Advocates Help Mental Health Patients

By Dianne Anderson

Like a lot of grassroots projects, Malika Rahmann spent years trying to keep up with the growing number of mentally ill and homeless patients on the streets since the economy ripped resources away from social services.

Written by: Precinct Reporter Group

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Inside the White House: Jewel James

By April Ryan/AprilDRyan.com Jewel James is one of the political rising stars in Washington who in her early thirties has the ear of the President an...
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UC Riverside Black Graduation June 10th

Assemblymember Holly J. Mitchell to provide keynote address ...
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Sequestration Continues to Harm Blacks

By Freddie Allen NNPA Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON (NNPA) –The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities reported that nearly 140,000 low-income ...
read full article

Exhibit on Youth Influence Upon Civil Rights Movement on Display Through June 17

By Ross French An collection of images, newspaper articles, and other materials that showcase the significant contributions of young people during the civ...
read full article