A government scientist has been forced to resign, after discovering dangerous levels of a toxic chemical in the Mississippi River.[…]
Read moreCategory: Mar 2006
Chairman Bond Is a Victim of Smear Campaign
NAACP Chairman of the Board of Directors denies slandering the President or his cabinet Julian Bond, Chairman, the NAACP Board[…]
Read moreSenate to Vote on So-Called 'Marriage Protection Amendment' Prior to to Fall Elections
On February 10th, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist announced that he would bring the already failed proposal to write discrimination[…]
Read moreStudy Finds Eating Veggies Repairs Cell Damage
A new study published in the journal Nature indicates that eating certain vegetables can repair damaged DNA. Previous studies have[…]
Read moreNAACP and Habitat Partner to Build New Homes in Mississippi
The historic communities of Turkey Creek and Forest Heights will serve as the backdrop for the announcement of a collaboration[…]
Read moreMO Judge Sides with Child Welfare Experts, Granting Lesbian Couple
On February 17th, A Missouri Circuit Court ruled that in the case of Lisa Johnston v. Missouri Department of Social[…]
Read moreGood News : International Court Indicts Dow & Monsanto
For over three decades, Dow and Monsanto have denied that Agent Orange is toxic, thereby avoiding billions of dollars in[…]
Read moreWater Isn't Water Anymore
Does anyone drink the stuff anymore? You know, the stuff that comes out when you turn on the faucet, the[…]
Read morePresident's Budget Presents Mixed Bag on HIV/AIDS
President Bush's budget proposal released on February 6th presents a mixed bag on HIV/AIDS with modest funding increases in care[…]
Read moreGlobal Warming, It's Real
For the first time in recorded history, scientists are finding that the glacier on Africa's Mount Kilamajaro is melting. Halfway[…]
Read more