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Delta Sigma Theta

ADRIAN KENDRICK - December 20, 2012

On Jan. 13, 1913, two collegiate women at Howard University desired to utilize their power of influence by promoting academic excellence and providing assistance...

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Delta Sigma Theta

ADRIAN KENDRICK - December 19, 2012

On Jan. 13, 1913, two collegiate women at Howard University desired to utilize their power of influence by promoting academic excellence and providing assistance...

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Reaching higher

BRANDON A. PERRY - December 19, 2012

This past weekend Jamal Abdulrasheed was given an honor that few young men, regardless of background, have received. He was awarded the Boy Scouts...

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Local schools get prepared in wake of tragedy

BRANDON A. PERRY - December 19, 2012

As America continues its struggle to make sense out of the tragic shooting last week in Newtown, Conn., local schools have announced plans to...

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Telling History

ADRIAN KENDRICK - December 13, 2012

Sister Paula Livers-Powell’s eyes grow dim as she remembers being a part of the first African-American class to integrate a public school. She clinches...

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Guards seek security of better training, treatment

Fran Quigley - December 13, 2012

Tiara Johnson and Tonya Yarborough have a lot in common. Both women are mothers, and both are security guards with several years of experience....

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Guards seek security of better training, treatment

Fran Quigley - December 13, 2012

Tiara Johnson and Tonya Yarborough have a lot in common. Both women are mothers, and both are security guards with several years of experience....

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The Kinship Quandary

Jessica R. Key - December 13, 2012

Living with or being raised by grandparents is nothing new to the African-American community. Over time, however, the family structure has changed dramatically and...

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Fed chairman calls for end to discrimination as part of recovery

CHARLENE CROWELL - December 13, 2012

In a recent speech before the Operation HOPE Global Financial Dignity Summit in Atlanta, Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, warned that the...

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Depression

BRANDON A. PERRY - December 13, 2012

Popular Soul Train host Don Cornelius, influential hip-hop manager Chris Lighty and Kansas City Chief linebacker Jovon Belcher had different lines of work. What...

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