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Seattle Diabetes Event Spotlights Wellness
Seattle Forum on Aging Out of Foster Care
Seattle Kidney and Health Fest Offers Free Testing Services
Seattle Mayor Stops Eviction of Disabled Vietnam Veteran
Seattle News and Events March 28, 2014
Seattle Officer Punches Teen Girl After Jaywalking Stop Escalates
Seattle Voters Elect a Socialist to City Council
Seattle's ''Trouble in Mind:' Revealing the Hidden History of American Black Theater
Second-Oldest Black Town in America in Peril
Seeznins: The Rise and Fall of a Young Black Man's Dream
Sei Holds Kids Talk to Introduce Students to Legal Careers
Sellwood Bridge Project to Set 20 Percent Minority Goal
Sen. Shields Hopes New Law on Racial Impact Statements Will Prevent Bad Policy Decisions
Senate Approves Holder, Swearing in This Week
Serial Stabber in Michigan, Virginia Targeting Black Men
Services Thursday for Dr. Booker T. Lewis, a Founder of Oregon's First Black Bank
Sex Trafficking's Black and Brown Victims
Show Me the Money: The Black Vote Again Taken for Granted
Sixth Annual African American Film Festival
Skate Sports Draw More Minority Players
Skin Cancer and African Americans: Answers to Your Questions
Smithsonian Black History Museum Accepts KKK Robes
Socializing Colorfully Offers Services to Persons of Color with Special Needs
Solitary Confinement: Torture Chambers for Black Revolutionaries
Some Blacks Insist: 'I'M Not African-American'
Some Tulsa Blacks Doubt Rampage Will Prompt Change
Soul River Film Shows Conservation Consciousness Runs Deep in People of Color
South African Black Execs See Racial Bias at State Jobs
South African Children May Have Stopped Sex Predator
South African Commission Probing Miners' Deaths Starts Proceedings
South African Company Fires 12,000 Striking Miners
South African Filmmaker Says Once-Banned Movie Aims to Protect Teens
South African Leader Jacob Zuma Faces High Unemployment, HIV Crisis
South African Leaders Stop Singing 'Hate' Song
South African Murder Isn't Deterring World Cup Crowd
South African Police Arrest 19 Congolese Rebels Suspected of Plotting a Coup
South African School Cuts Ties with Israeli University
South African Youth Leader Calls Courts Racist
South Africans Celebrating Before Start of World Cup
South L.A. Black Churches Grapple with HIV, Aids
Southern Baptists Set to Elect First Black President
Southern Baptists to Elect First Black President
Southern Black Students Improving Test Scores
Spike Lee to Speak at University of Puget Sound in February
St. Louis Tops Nation with Percentage of Unbanked African-Americans
Stamp to Honor Black Publisher and Entrepreneur John Johnson
Start Your Summer with a Celebration of Black Freedom : Juneteenth
State Agencies Failed to Register Minority and Low-Income Voters Under Voter Registration Act
State Aims to Reduce Strokes Among Black Americans
State of Black Oregon: One Year Later, Nothing Improves
State Settles Valmont Industries Noose Incident
State Waffles on Future of Black Youth Program
Stealing Land & Destroying Black Farmers?
Steele Becomes First Black GOP Chair
Stimulating African American Economic Development: Lessons from G.m.
Stimulus Watch: Less Stimulus for Minority Firms
Stop the Bleaching of Black and Latino Voting Districts
Stop Waiting for and Start Paying Attention to Our First Black President
Storycorps Focuses Recording Project on Black History
Student to Hold African HIV Benefit Concert
Study Shows Black Buying Power to Grow Despite Economic Woes
Study Shows Blacks in Illinois Five Times More Likely to Get Prison Sentences
Study: Almost 30 Percent of Portland's Homeless Are Black
Study: Black Workers Stuck in Poverty Wages
Study: Blacks in State Prisons Decline; Disparities Remain High
Study: Downturn Hurting Family, Parents' Health
Study: Half of Blacks in Substandard Homes
Study: Lack of Black Scientists Hurts Industry
Suit: Minnesota High School Students Mocked Blacks
SummerWorks: Why Youth Jobs Matter
Supporters Want Occupy Movement to Address Racial Issues
Supreme Court Upholds Michigan's Affirmative Action Ban
Survey: Africans Ready for African Pope
Survey: Among Black, Hispanic Americans, Complexity Reigns on Abortion Issue
Survey: Blacks More Willing Than Whites to Make Privacy Concessions
Suspensions and Expulsions: The School to Prison Pipeline
Suspensions and Expulsions: The School to Prison Pipeline Part 2: Solutions and Failures
Suspensions, Expulsions of Black Students: The School to Prison Pipeline?
Swanson Named First Black Mississippi Methodist Bishop
Swim Lessons Help Minority Children Break Cycle
Swine Flu Sends More Blacks, Hispanics to Hospital
Synagogue Buys Swim Club that Excluded Minority Schoolchildren
Tamara Stephens: Portland Singer Grew Up with Gospel and Soul Greats
Tape Showed Zimmerman's Anger Over Black Man's Beating
Tasha Smith: The 'My Black Is Beautiful' Interview
Tax Delinquencies Hampering Black Communities in Pittsburgh
Teens Speak on Issues at Seattle's 1st Annual Teen Summit Hosted by Teens
Television's Nielsen Surveys Black Viewers
Tennessee Meth Law Draws Criticism from Black Caucus
Texas A&m Cadets to Be Led by First Black Commander
Texas Rapist Appears to Target Black Sorority Alumnae
The 10 Best Black Non-Fiction Books of 2009
The 10 Best Black Nonfiction Books of 2010
The 2007 African American Homebuying Fair
The 2008 African American Homebuying Fair
The Affordable Care Act: Making a Difference for African-Americans
The African American Aids Crisis Is Worse Than Expected
The African American Homebuyers Fair: Help for First-Time Buyers and Struggling Homeowners
The African American Literature Collection
The African Company Present Richard Iii, by Carle Brown

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