New Wildlife Refuge Created on Ohio Key
Environmental groups and National Home Communities, the corporation that had owned Ohio Key, on May 2nd, announced the transfer of[…]
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Russia Signs Stockholm POPs Convention
A representative of the Russian government today signed the Stockholm POPs Convention – a landmark treaty to phase out some[…]
Read moreThe Human Rights Campaign Gears Up To Assist State And Local Groups In Fighting High-Stakes Ballot Measures Nationwide
The Human Rights Campaign on May 31st announced it is gearing up to join forces with state and local groups[…]
Read moreHRC Praises Policy Statement By Psychoanalytic Group That Says Parenting Decisions Should Be Made Based On A Child's Best Interest
On May 28th, The Human Rights Campaign praised the nation's leading group of psychoanalysts for announcing its policy that the[…]
Read moreHRC Denounces Introduction Of Federal Antigay Constitutional Amendment
On May 15th, The Human Rights Campaign condemned the introduction of an anti-gay constitutional amendment in Congress that would preclude[…]
Read moreCommercial Closet Report: Are Gay Stereotypes Gaining Ground and Losing Bite?
By Michael Wilke Enviroshop is maintained by dedicated NetSys Interactive Inc. owners & employees who generously contribute their time to[…]
Read moreAn Open Letter To President Bush
Hugh B. Price President National Urban League President George W. Bush The White House Washington, DC 20500 Dear President Bush:[…]
Read moreAmerica's Unfinished Business: To Show The World It Happened
Hugh B. Price President National Urban League The"ghosts of enormous wrongs,"was the way a National Urban League colleague referred to[…]
Read moreFrance: Voting To Make Democracy Live On
Hugh B. Price President National Urban League Sunday, the people of France went to the polls in the second round[…]
Read moreSeeing Slavery and Race With a Moral Eye
Lee A. Daniels Director of Publications National Urban League (Guest Columnist) I had the good fortune to be introduced to[…]
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