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Fly the Red, Black and Green Flag on Garvey's Birthday
Follow the Money from Schools to Prisons Says Cuny Professor Michelle Fine
Fontaine Bleau Lawsuit Alleges City/OLCC Targeted Club Serving Portland's Black Community
For African Americans, July 4 Is a Sobering Reminder of the Past
For Black Farmers, Justice Delayed Is Justice Denied
For Black Youth Family Is the Lifesaver
For Blacks, Mix of 'Help' Emotions on Oscar Night
For the State of Black America, the Issue Is Jobs
Forgery, Fraud, and Foreclosures: Black Families Hit Hardest
Former Black Panthers to Speak at PSU Today
Former Blackwater Contractors Face New Charges in Iraq Shooting
Former La Black Panther Leader Pratt Dies at 63
Former Oregonian Reporter Honored for Story on Housing Discrimination
Former South African President in Salem April 30
Forum Discusses HIV in Black Community
Founding Member of Congressional Black Caucus Dies
France Sends Troops to Central African Republic
France's Blacks Unite Under One Organization
Frashour Fired? Portland Police Discipline, Union Negotiations on the Table
Free Preview March 7 for August Wilson's 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom'
Fundraiser for Nigerian Village to Feature African Food and Dance
Future Brightens for Minority Math, Science Education
Gates Encourages More Minority Techies
Gates Gives to National Society of Black Engineers
Gay Rights Conference Focuses on Black, Hispanic Faith Groups
Gay-Marriage Foes Sought to Split Gays and Blacks
Gay, Bisexual Black Men at High Risk for HIV
George Curry: Proposed Tobacco Settlement Fails African Americans
George Curry's Top 100 Black History Books
George Lucas: It Was Hard Finding Funding for Film with Black Leads
Georgia Debates Black College Merger
Georgia Lawmaker Calls Funding for Black Colleges Illegal
Getting Boys to College, One Student at a Time
Ghana to Be the First Testing Ground for African 'Kindle'
Ghana to Be the First Testing Ground for African 'Kindle'
Ghanas Dropifi Is First African Company to Join Silicon Valley Startups
Gingrich to Black People: Paychecks, Not Food Aid
Giving Black Boys a Strong Start
Giving Due Respect to Black Colleges
Giving Minority Scholarships to Whites a Grim Trend
Giving Respect to Black Colleges
GOP Aide Sentenced for Black-Aimed Robocall Scheme
GOP Always Protects Black Conservatives
Gov. Kitzhaber Fires Two Black Affairs Commissioners – No Explanation Offered
Gov. Paterson Calls for 'Independent Investigation' of Shooting of Black Cop
Government Shutdown Harder on Black Workers
Governor Launches Minority Internship Program
Graduating College Students Face Shrinking Job Market
Grant High Holds Black Student Union Leadership Summit Saturday
Groundbreaking Black Ny Journalist Gil Noble Dies
Groups Say Gay Marriage Ban Threatens Minority Rights
Hall of Famer
Hanging on Pennsylvania Halloween Ad Upsets Black Residents
Hap Exceeds Minority Goals
Happy and Healthy
Has Obama Kept His Promise to Black Americans?
Hasan Salaam Speaks on the History of Black Music
Hasan Salaam Speaks on the History of Black Music and Resistance
Hate Column Forced Blacks to Look Inward
Health Care Reform: What Will It Mean for Black People?
Health Experts Discuss HIV and Other Stds Among Black Women
Healthy Kidneys at the Northwest Center
Heart Study May Aid African Americans
Help Women Giving Birth With Doula Training
Henry Louis Gates, Jr.: The 'The African Americans' Interview
Here's How Obama Can Help Jobless African Americans
Highest Unemployment in Three Decades
Historic Investment in Black Banks Made by Black Caucus Foundation
Historical Group Uncovers Legacy of Oregon's Black Pioneers
Historically Black College, Fisk University, Facing Financial Troubles
Historically Black Colleges and Universities Create Online Degree Programs
History-Making Scholar Joins Oregon Historical Society
HIV Still Rampant Among Low-Income Black Women in D.c.
HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, Feb. 7
Holland, Freeman, Bass Advance As King County Wraps Mail-In Primary
Homeless Black Youth: A Growing Yet Invisible Problem
Honorary Degree for Moss
Hood to Coast 2012: First Black Men's Team Walks Portland to Coast
Hottie on the Hill
How Portland Can Turn Around the Crisis Facing Black Boys and Men
How Symbol Replaced Substance in the Black Community
How the Alcohol Industry Targets Black Youth
HUD Secretary Details Housing Plan's Benefits for African-Americans
Hundreds Rock African American Health Coalition Walkathon
Hunger is No Game for 21 Million American Children
Idaho's Lone Black Lawmaker Receives KKK Mailing
Ill Boy's Plight Underlines Need
Immigrants Aren't to Blame for Black Unemployment
In 2012, Let's Demand Candidates Adopt a 'Black Agenda'
In Georgia Governors Race Black Voters Will Be Key
In Her Own Words: Dr. Dorothy Height's Final Interview with the Black Press of America
In Us, Hispanics Outlive Blacks, Whites
Incognito: One Man Discovers His African American Father
Indonesians Bemoan Hollywood Blockbuster Blackout
Initiative Helps Black Homeowners When They Need It Most
Innovation and Technology: Are African Americans Prepared for the Future?
Inspired by Tragic Shooting of Andre Payton, Campaign Seeks to Prevent More Violence
Institute Discusses Black/White Divide After High School
Interview with Cornel West: 'Hope on a Tight Rope'
Interview: Rep. Maxine Waters on HIV/AIDS in the Black Community

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