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Comerica Bank Makes Donation To Houston I.S.D.

HOUSTON- Comerica Bank has donated approximately $40,000 worth of work stations, chairs, file cabinets and other office equipment and supplies to the Houston Independent School District (HISD) for use in classrooms throughout the city. Teachers and school officials will be able to select items from the office equipment and supplies, which is surplus from Comerica’s recent Houston market headquarters relocation 

House of Representatives vote to hold Attorney General Eric Holder in Contempt of Congress

Although the Department of Justice will not seek criminal prosecution  By: CNN.com  WASHINGTON – The White House and the Justice Department made clear what had been expected all along: Attorney General Eric Holder will not face criminal prosecution under the contempt of Congress citation passed by the U.S. House. Legal experts noted in the run-up to House vote that President 

NAACP to host 103rd Annual National

Convention Will Focus on Voter Empowerment HOUSTON-  In 1941, the NAACP visited Houston for its 32nd Convention fighting for voting rights, held from June 24 to June 29, 1941. The theme of the convention was “The Negro in National Defense.”  The NAACP 103rd Convention is returning to Houston and they are still “fighting for OUR voting rights!” The convention will 

Through Erica’s Eyes: Travel to Atlanta with me to the NNPA Annual Convention

ATLANTA – The National Newspaper Publisher’s Association held its 67th Annual Convention in the “Southern Melting Pot”. Atlanta’s diverse culture greeted me at the airport as I heard Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s voice walking to Baggage Claim and an image of Rosa Parks while riding the tram.  Eager to arrive at the convention to hear “the voice of the 

Supreme Court Upholds Key Part of Obama Health Care Law

Decision to have impact on all Americans   WASHINGTON -The U.S. Supreme Court upheld a key provision of the health care law championed by President Barack Obama, the so-called individual mandate that requires people to have health insurance. The importance of the decision cannot be overstated: It will have an immediate and long-term impact on all Americans, both in how 

What a Price to Pay! (Part I)

By Roy Douglas Malonson A lot of people applaud the whole act of integration as though it were some form of savior for the Black community. However the reality of the truth is far from not. I can recall an incident some years ago when I made the decision to send my daughter to a Private school, one of which 

Voting Rights Under Siege

By: Frederick Cosby The nation’s top lawman and top Black elected officials recently warned Black clergy leaders that Civil Rights gains made in the 1960s are under siege from a rash of new voting laws approved by some states and by legal challenges by states chafing under the Voting Rights Act of 1965.  Attorney General Eric Holder told a special 

Teens Perspective On Interracial Relationships

“Basically, I don’t discriminate at what type of girls to date. To be honest race is not that important. Yes, it’s a factor, but not a big one. Of course, I would rather say Black but, I’ll probably end up with a White girl. It’s just from what I’ve seen, Black girls have that “you can’t tell me nothing, I 
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