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From Rodney King to Jordan Davis…When will Black People Learn?

Β  Β  Β Β By Cleo Manago, CEO and founder of theΒ Black Men’s Xchange (BMX)Β  Cleo Manago, CEO and founder of the Black Men’s Xchange (BMX) FromΒ Rodney King, toΒ Trayvon Martin, Oscar GrantΒ and nowΒ Jordan Davis, Black communities have responded with hope while waiting for justice, only to be surprised again and again when justice did not come.Β  The […]

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NAACP San Diego Branch Hosts Community Forum To Address Bullying

(San Diego) January 14, 2014– In response to several complaints received in the past few months regarding bullying, the NAACP San Diego Branch Education Committee hosted a community forum encouraging to discuss the devastating impact bullying has had on it’s community. To gain a better understanding of the magnitude of the problem, and to develop

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"Best Man Holiday” Scores #2 at the Box Office

    β€œThe Best Man Holiday,” scores #2 at the box office over the weekend,Β  earning an estimated $30.6 million at the domestic box office. According to Box office Mojo, Universal is reporting that interest is strongest among female African Americans, which is consistent with other relationship comedies starring largely African-American casts. The studio expected

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Uplifting Young Girls of Color: The I'm A Girl Collection Book Series in Target Stores October 2013

  (Los Angeles, California – September 18, 2013) In an ideal world, young girls of color would be showered with infinite messages of self-love and self-acceptance reflective of their inherent and immeasurable worth. They would be inundated with a plethora of affirming role models urging them to reach for the stars just within their grasp.

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Interview: Actress/Activist, Sheryl Lee Ralph. Right Where She Should Be!

For those of us who follow award-winning actress Sheryl Lee Ralph on Twitter, she hooked us at the phrase she uses to describe herself, β€œRight where I should be!” Spoken like a true DIVA. Based on her impressive body of work clearly, Ralph is exactly where she should be. TV One’s popular docu-series Life After,

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