Many times have I discussed the possibility that we live in a world that is less than sane. Or that[…]
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Consumer Demand For Organics Explode Whilst Supply Dwindles
Not enough U.S. farmers are finding it possible to make the transition to organic production, according to a January 2006[…]
Read moreUSDA Sued For Not Allowing U.S. Producers To Test For Mad Cow
Due to yet another confirmed case of Mad Cow disease in the U.S., foreign buyers remain skeptical about the safety[…]
Read moreCongress Blindfolds Consumers- Removing Right To Know What's In Your Food
On March 8, despite massive public opposition, including 50,000 calls and letters from supporters of the Organic Consumers Association, the[…]
Read moreKeeping Families Together During Disasters
When Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast last year on August 29, many evacuees were faced with a horrifying choice:[…]
Read moreNew York Governor Asked to Investigate Participation by an Assistant District Attorney at Hate Group Meeting
Julian Bond, Chairman, NAACP National Board of Directors, has asked New York Gov. George Pataki to investigate participation by a[…]
Read moreIs that Fur Fluffy's, Fido's or Faux?
Most people don't realize that if the fur used in a garment is worth less than $150, it doesn't have[…]
Read moreNAACP Continues to Call on Louisiana to Postpone New Orleans Election Until Improved Voting Procedures Are Implemented
NAACP President Bruce S. Gordon said today the election scheduled for April 22 in New Orleans should be postponed until[…]
Read moreThe Time is Now to Stop Horse Slaughter
Congress passed a temporary ban on horse slaughter, but the U.S. Department of Agriculture circumventing the will of Congress. We[…]
Read moreNAACP Will Challenge the IRS Threat in Federal Court
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) announced today that it is taking steps to challenge in[…]
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