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HOME   NEWS   HISTORY   OP-ED   ABOUT US   LOCAL NEWS   MEDIA KIT	African Heritage Films Brighten Toronto Film Festival The best films of the year made their annual pilgrimage to the 36th annual Toronto Film Festival. Black films, actors and directors were in the mix along with noteworthy general release movies that may make their mark on 2011 ten best lists. The only odd note this year ... The Critical Partnership PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (July 18) - Now, more than ever, a strong partnership is needed between The National Newspaper Publishers Association and the National Association of Black Journalists – this strategic alliance will help to ...  First Black Daily Newspaper Founded Thirty-seven years after the first Black newspaper in America was founded in New York City (Freedom’s Journal, 1827) the Black press reached another milestone with the launching of the New Orleans Tribune, destined to become the ... National Black Chamber of Commerce President/CEO greets President Obama During U.S. Chamber of Commerce Meeting The National Black Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Harry C. Alford and Executive ... MORE NATIONAL HEADLINES Social Networking – Its Link to the Black Press Equal Access Dominates Discussions During Black Newspaper Publishers Conference LDF Successfully Defends Race-Conscious Admissions in Higher Education Edit The Help ** The Help a best-selling book about a white woman who helps black maids rebel in ... MORE DEPARTMENTS Frankie and Alice (*1/2) Salt (***) NNPA Honors Rangel and Gordy at First l Legacy of Excellence Gala VNR Highlights from Sharpton - West at annual NNPA Convention Press Play to Begin News Reports Do Not Mirror Reality in Côte d’Ivoire According to news accounts, Côte d’Ivoire is a tense, unsafe paralyzed West African country because of a contested presidential election in which incumbent President Laurent Gbagbo refuses to cede his ... MORE OP-ED HEADLINES We’re Determined To Not Let A Crisis Go To Waste August 28: March for Jobs and Justice Where Ever You Are Secretary Duncan Announces Equity Commission at National Urban League Conference Millions in Pilgrimage to Holy Senegalese Tomb More than three million members of the Mourides, a Sufi Muslim sect, are expected to fill Senegal’s holy city of Touba this week in an annual ceremony that honors the ... MORE DIASPORA HEADLINES Repressive African Governments Under Siege Furor Over Painting of Mandela By White Artist Noted Cameroonian Journalist Dies In Virginia Crash African-Americans Wield Considerable Consumer Power WASHINGTON, D.C. – September 22, 2011 – African-Americans’ buying power is expected to reach $1.1 trillion by 2015, according to The State of the... MORE RELEASE HEADLINES African-Americans Wield Considerable Consumer Power 18th Annual Black America’s Dialogue on Health Conference Overwhelming Support for Publisher Karl Rodney
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