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NAACP blasts 'racism' in Tea Party
Washington (CNN) -- The NAACP has passed a resolution that condemns what it feels is rampant racism in the Tea Party movement. Members passed the measure on Tuesday at the organization's 101st annual convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Tea Party activists have swiftly denounced the action as unfounded and unfair. The resolution pits the nation's oldest civil rights organization, with its...
» NAACP blasts 'racism' in Tea Party
» Obama Administration Revises Offshore Drilling Ban
» University of Texas may change dorm name that honors Klansman
» BART case reignites debate over lack of diverse juries
» Crowds storm streets after verdict in killing of unarmed black man
» LULAC, NAACP surprising opponents of smoking ordinance
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Business / Economics
Businesses owned by minorities, women boomed before recession, census says
Emogene Mitchell spent two decades in the cocoon of a multinational research institute, rising to vice president in charge of events planning. Then the economy tanked, and the workload shriveled. In the heart of the Great Recession, Mitchell was ready to join the soaring number of minorities and women who are starting their own businesses and are expected to fuel much of the job growth over the...
» Businesses owned by minorities, women boomed before recession, census says
» Number of Minority-Owned Businesses Increases but Economic Parity Remains Elusive
» Comcast grants $20 million to minority-owned media fund
» NAACP: Minorities assigned tougher oil spill jobs
» Latin Insurance Agent Groups Growing, Going Mainstream
» Mobile Internet Use on the Rise, Led by African-Americans, Latinos
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People / Culture
Race, culture may play role in Alzheimer's disease
Racial and cultural differences may impact how early people with dementia are diagnosed, the type of care they receive and how long they live— and they even impact the way families of Alzheimer's patients deal with grief when their loved one dies, according to several new studies. Research presented at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference on Alzheimer's Disease in Honolulu, H...
» Race, culture may play role in Alzheimer's disease
» Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority found in contempt of court
» Your Health: Skin cancer also strikes people of color
» $15M plan for Wash. Hts. Latino center collapses
» Low-Income Children Not Getting Adequate Dental Care
» Can mobile phones narrow the digital divide?
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Entertainment
Oscar winners Cruz, Bardem marry
(CNN) -- Spanish actors Javier Bardem and Penelope Cruz tied the knot in the Bahamas earlier this month, the latter's publicist told CNN late Tuesday night. The wedding took place at a friend's house, said Cruz's publicist Amanda Silverman, without specifying exactly when it happened. It was a small ceremony with just family members, Silverman said. Cruz wore a dress designed by her lo...
» Oscar winners Cruz, Bardem marry
» Whoopi Goldberg Says Mel Gibson is “Not a Racist”
» Shakira Closes 2010 World Cup Ceremony
» 101st NAACP Convention Underway in Kansas City
» Martin Lawrence Ties the Knot
» Maria Conchita Alonso: "Oliver Stone is Hugo Chavez's Minister of Propaganda!"
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Politics
Billboard linking Obama, Hitler draws complaints
DES MOINES, Iowa – A billboard created by an Iowa tea party group that compares President Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler and Vladimir Lenin is drawing sharp criticism — even from fellow tea party activists who have condemned it as offensive and a waste of money. The North Iowa Tea Party began displaying the billboard in downtown Mason City last week. The sign shows large photographs of Obama, Naz...
» Billboard linking Obama, Hitler draws complaints
» Latino Republicans object to lawsuit against SB1070
» Latinos Outraged Over Mehserle Verdict
» Arizona immigration law could lead to a second suit, Holder says
» Latinos not flexing political muscle -- yet
» Did Obama break promise to Latinos?
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Sports
Tiger Woods grilled by British journalists
Tiger Woods is across the pond now, and the British journalists are getting their first crack at the battered golf superstar. It's kind of cute, really, watching them make their attempts at getting under Tiger's skin months after the same routine was tried stateside. Give them credit, they tried, but Tiger would have none of that. From a transcript of the first press conference by Geoff Shackelf...
» Tiger Woods grilled by British journalists
» Scientists theorize why Black athletes run fastest
» Viva Espana! Country rocks as Spain wins World Cup title
» LeBron James will wear No. 6 in Miami, Bosh gets No. 1
» LeBron James makes it official: It's Miami
» Lawyer sues basketball star LeBron James, alleging he is his father
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International / Black Diaspora
Zimbabwe to flood diamond market
HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) -- Zimbabwe's president said Tuesday his nation will sell its massive reserves of diamonds despite not receiving authorization from the world's diamond control body. A defiant President Robert Mugabe on Tuesday told lawmakers diamond sales have "huge potential" to revive the shattered economy. He said Zimbabwe can account for one-fourth of the world's diamond supply. ...
» Zimbabwe to flood diamond market
» Food piled high as kids starve nearby
» 64 dead after bombs hit crowds watching World Cup
» Nelson Mandela autopsy painting sparks South Africa row
» World Cup a triumph for Africa but not for the game
» The First African-focused Mutual Fund
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International / Latin Diaspora
3 bodies found hanging from bridges in Mexico
CUERNAVACA, Mexico — Three dead bodies were found Tuesday hanging from pedestrian bridges in the central Mexican city of Cuernavaca Morelos state prosecutors' spokesman Efrain Vega said the victims were shot to death. The bodies were accompanied by threatening notes signed by a drug gang. Vega said the three men escaped from a state prison last month. The message accused them of working ...
» 3 bodies found hanging from bridges in Mexico
» Cuba releases new photos of Fidel Castro in public
» Fidel Castro to appear on television
» New photos of Fidel Castro emerge
» Cuban dissident ends 134-day hunger strike
» Tropical depression soaks Mexico-Texas border
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