Keep American Mustangs Out Of Mexican Slaughterhouses
Wild horses have long been a target of disgruntled cattle ranchers, who see them as nuisance animals competing with livestock[…]
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9-11's other lesson
By Jason Baker As I write this, it is September 11, exactly one year since the attack on the United[…]
Read moreCanadian Seal Massacre May Grow
The world’s largest, most brutal hunt of marine mammals is about to get even larger. Every year, hundreds of thousands[…]
Read moreFactory Farmers Turn To Cloning
As detailed by a recent Washington Post Article ("Cloned Food Products Near Reality," 9/16/02), cloning technology is rapidly infiltrating the[…]
Read morePutting A Stop To Horse Slaughter
Only two horse slaughterhouses remain in the U.S., both in Texas. Ironically, Texas state law specifically prohibits the sale of[…]
Read moreThe Louima Case and the Persistence of Memory
By: Hugh B. Price President National Urban League On September 20, a New York Times news story told of a[…]
Read moreAIDS Doesn't Discriminate
By: Hugh B. Price President National Urban League It's amazing to recall that at several different times during the horrifying[…]
Read moreCrack Down on Drug Trafficking, Not Civil Rights
By:Tony Allen and Leland Ware [The Guest Columnists are, respectively, president Of the Metropolitan Wilmington (Del.) Urban League and professor[…]
Read moreHRC Applauds Bipartisan Discharge Petition Effort To Move Forward On Hate Crimes Legislation
On September 25th, The Human Rights Campaign applauded the filing of a discharge petition on the Local Law Enforcement Hate[…]
Read moreHRC Opposes The Nomination Of Michael Mcconnell To The 10th Circuit Court Of Appeals
The Human Rights Campaign recently joined key civil rights and women's rights groups in opposing the nomination of Michael McConnell[…]
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