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Category: Oct 2005

Amendment to Head Start Bill Allows Taxpayer-Funded Discrimination

October 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 103, 2005, Human Rights Campaign, Issue Number, Oct 2005, Social & Civil Issues, Year

On september 22nd, long-established civil rights protections faced another attack in the House of Representatives with the passage of an[…]

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Racial Profiling: For the People Who Don’t Look Like Us

October 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 103, 2005, Issue Number, National Urban League, Oct 2005, Social & Civil Issues, Year

By: Marc H. Morial President National Urban League Many of us, still reeling physically and psychologically from the back-to-back battering[…]

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Hurricane Katrina’s Continuing Crisis

October 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 103, 2005, Issue Number, National Urban League, Oct 2005, Social & Civil Issues, Year

By: Marc H. Morial President National Urban League Throughout the stricken Gulf region, the flood waters are receding, civil order[…]

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What Has become Visible: A Matter of Fairness

October 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 103, 2005, Issue Number, National Urban League, Oct 2005, Social & Civil Issues, Year

By: Marc H. Morial President National Urban League "Sometimes it takes a natural disaster to reveal a social disaster," Jim[…]

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Statement of Environmental Defense on House Passage of "Threatened and Endangered Species Recovery Act"

October 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 103, 2005, Animal Rights & Environment, Environmental Defense, Issue Number, Oct 2005, Year

Following the passage of Rep. Richard Pombo's (R-CA) endangered species bill in the House, Environmental Defense urged the Senate to[…]

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Are Animal Rights Activists Racist?

October 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 103, 2005, Animal Rights & Environment, Issue Number, Oct 2005, PETA, Year

By Alka Chandna, Ph.D. In the weeks since People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals launched its Animal Liberation Project[…]

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Administration Announces Plan to Double Dedicated Access Privilege Programs for Commercial Fishing

October 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 103, 2005, Animal Rights & Environment, Environmental Defense, Issue Number, Oct 2005, Year

Secretary of Commerce Carlos Gutierrez took an important step forward today in modernizing how the government governs fishing by proposing[…]

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Your Favorite Drug Dealers Share Their Secrets

October 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 103, 2005, Animal Rights & Environment, Issue Number, Oct 2005, Organic Consumers Association, Year

Over the last decade, the doctor-patient relationship roles have changed dramatically in the U.S. Traditionally, a patient would visit a[…]

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NC Task Force Says Addressing Global Warming Offers State Major Economic Opportunities

October 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 103, 2005, Animal Rights & Environment, Environmental Defense, Issue Number, Oct 2005, Year

North Carolina can take advantage of major economic opportunities if it starts planning now to address global warming, according to[…]

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Weighing The Importance Of Ethics Vs. Affordability

October 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 103, 2005, Animal Rights & Environment, Issue Number, Oct 2005, Organic Consumers Association, Year

Is it really just too hard and expensive to produce organic food? A group of market analysts and public officials[…]

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