More Minority Families Needed to Adopt Minority Children
In April 1990, there were 80 children in Michigan waiting to be adopted.
Michelle Hibbert, Adoption Specialist for Child & Family Services
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1985 Everett High School Graduate becomes, Laurens County’s, first planning director
Stephanie Denise Monroe was motivated and ready for the challenge when she accepted her position. The position is in Laurens County, which is located in South Carolina.
Chris Rock Rocks On
Emmy and Grammy award winning funnyman Chris Rock is back on the big screen in the Jerry Bruckheimer action flick, “Bad Company,” which also stars Anthony Hopkins, Kerry Washington and Garcelle Beauvais-Nylon.
BONO AND O’NEILL BUMP HEADS ON AFRICAN AID
Sec. of Treasury believes more money will not solve problems
NAACP Says Justice Is Finally Served
Guilty Verdict In Birmingham Church Bombing Murders 1963 Explosion by KKK Took Life of Four Little Girls
Secretary of State eases ID card restrictions for persons with disabilities
The Secretary of State will now accept more and different documents from individuals seeking state identification cards.
THE CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS FOUNDATION READIES FOR ITS 2002 ANNUAL LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE
Washington, D.C. — The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, (CBCF), announces that its 2002 Annual Legislative Conference, (ALC), will be held from Wednesday, September 11, 2002 to Saturday, September 14, 2002, at the Washington Convention Center, 900 9th Street, N.W., in Washington, D.C.
Hispanic Customs Agents Discuss Discrimination
Hispanic Special Agents recently filed a class action discrimination suit against the U.S. Customs Service. The class complaint was filed May 10, 2002 and alleges that the Customs Service has discriminated against Hispanic Special Agents since the 1970s in promotions, transfers and assignments, awards and bonuses, training, and discipline.
Wolverine® Boots and Shoes Named Best Work Footwear
Brand Advances Category with New Comfort Technology