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THE PEOPLE’S CLINIC, ”POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER

We are continuing this week with our discussion of mental health topics, in recognition of May being Mental Health Month. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a type of anxiety disorder ...

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SMOKING KILLS

Some 88,000 men and 70,000 women die from lung cancer each year. For African Americans like disco legend Donna Summer, who recently lost her battle with the disease ...

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FIFTY PERCENT OF THE WRONGFULLY CONVICTED ARE BLACK

WASHINGTON (NNPA) - On October 24, 1974 an unidentified man robbed and raped a pregnant Wayne State University student in a bathroom on campus. The student later picked 19 year-old Edward George Carter, out of a photo lineup that contained multiple pictures of the Black teen. None of the physical evidence - fingerprints, semen and seminal fluid - collected from the scene connected Carter to the crime. Still ...

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PETITIONS ARE POURING IN FROM ACROSS THE NATION

Hundreds of citizens from across the nation are now expressing their support for the pardons campaign for the Wilmington Ten; joining congresspeople, state lawmakers and civil rights ...

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SUPPORT SWELLS FOR WILMINGTON TEN PARDONS

Thus far, at least two members of Congress; the heads of both the national and state NAACP; a prominent UNC-Chapel Hill law professor, and the head of the United Church of Christ have joined a growing number of supporters ...

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NNPA EXCLUSIVE: FALSELY CONVICTED 40 YEARS AGO, WILMINGTON 10 SEEKS PARDON TODAY

Seven survivors and the families of three deceased members of the Wilmington Ten - ten 1970's civil rights activists convicted forty years ago of conspiracy charges to commit violence ...

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WILL GAY MARRIAGE ISSUE DIVIDE BLACK ELECTORATE?

Right on the heels of North Carolina becoming the 31st state in the Union to pass a ban on homosexual marriage, President Barack Obama announced his support of matrimony between same sex couples. ...

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BLACK WOMEN MAKE MAJOR EMPLOYMENT GAINS

Black women are making the most significant gains in employment but still lag behind Whites, according to the Labor Department. The most recent jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show ...

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THE PEOPLE’S CLINIC, ”CHILDHOOD DEPRESSION”

In The People's Clinic articles, we often discuss physical and mental health concerns that affect adults, but sometimes we as a community forget that some of these issues can affect children as well. ...

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A MOTHER’S DAY SALUTE TO A SPECIAL WILMINGTON NATIVE, PEACE CORPS: A LIFE ALTERING EXPERIENCE”

September 2011 marked the 50th Anniversary celebration of the Peace Corps created by President John F. Kennedy who signed an Executive Order establishing the Peace Corps in March 1961. ...

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