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Lexington subdivision opened American dream to black families in the 1950s

"They were the crème de la crème for African-Americans in the 1950s," said Porter G. Peeples, longtime president of the Urban League.

New film tells story of unsung civil rights leader

But his role in economic issues surrounding civil rights has not gotten just due, said Marc Morial, president and CEO of the National Urban League, an organization Young led as executive director...

Many African-Americans concerned about Obama's focus on immigrant rights

"Although the civil rights establishment, from the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People to the Urban League and Sharpton, squarely back Obama's desire to tackle immigration,...

Black voter turnout may have surpassed that of whites for first time

The perception that "people don't want you to vote" motivated many blacks to turn out, said Chanelle Hardy, executive director of the National Urban League.

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Miami area leaders discuss marijuana legalization

And then I was out on the weekend at Liberty Square and I noticed no shame or embarrassment as...

Q&A with William H. Lee, whose family publishes the Sacramento Observer

In 1959, my wife, who was then my girlfriend, helped me start the Men's Civic League, which...

This Week: North Sacramento to hold its spring fair

Organized by the Sacramento Stanford Association and the Greater Sacramento Urban League Young...

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Rick C. Wade: America's Small and Minority Businesses: A Global Relationship...

That's why in 2010, National Urban League president and CEO Marc Morial, through the...

Conservatives, Tea Partiers Launch Coalition to Stop Amnesty Bill

T. Willard Fair, President & CEO, Urban League of Greater Miami, Inc.

Conservatives, Tea Partiers Launch Coalition to Stop Amnesty Bill

T. Willard Fair, President & CEO, Urban League of Greater Miami, Inc.

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How will the Common Core State Standards affect black colleges, teachers and...

A little over a week ago we participated in a conference convened by the National Urban League...