Omarosa Shocks, Angers Some NNPA Publishers as She Abruptly Leaves ‘Black Press Week’ Breakfast
Chairman calls meeting a ‘lost opportunity for the president’ and ‘waste of time’ for NNPA ...
Read more ›Chairman calls meeting a ‘lost opportunity for the president’ and ‘waste of time’ for NNPA ...
Read more ›Move would signal departure from Obama years of ignoring requests from Black newspaper reporters ...
Read more ›BY DR. BENJAMIN CHAVIS In recognition of the 75th Anniversary of the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA), I believe it is important to emphasize both the historical and contemporary mission, value and success of the Black Press in America. For the past 188 years Black Americans have labored diligently and responsibly to publish and distribute Black-owned newspapers in the interests of m ...
Read more ›There are two related violent phenomena in that are now getting renewed public attention and research around the world, as well as considerable debate and denial. The twin evils are terrorism and racism. President Barack Obama’s recent White House Summit on “Countering Violent Extremism” reminded many of us in Black America that violent acts of “extremism” have not been isolated just to the Middle Ea ...
Read more ›Every inch of progress toward racial justice and equality in America has only come as a consequence of organized public protest and struggle. Each march had goals that went beyond marching for the sake of marching. ...
Read more ›Dr. Benjamin Chavis is a civil rights pioneer. He led the NAACP in the early 90s and he was the director of the Million Man March. ...
Read more ›Saying that revelations about Assistant New Hanover County District Attorney James “Jay” Stroud Jr.’s racial jury gerrymandering, and his plot to cause a mistrial to impanel a “KKK” type jury in the Wilmington Ten case were “stunning and beyond outrage,” ...
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