Bill That Could Save Millions of Animal Lives Moves Forward in New Jersey
The New Jersey Assembly took a step towards more humane, more accurate and less expensive research methods with the passage[…]
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Arizona Working to Make Antifreeze "Bitter To Swallow"
Arizona moved a step closer to enacting a law that will save countless animal lives and reduce the number of[…]
Read moreThe Humane Society of the United States Praises Natural Resources Committee for Pulling the Plug on Internet Hunting
The Humane Society of the United States, the nation's largest animal welfare group, applauded the Nebraska Unicameral Natural Resources Committee[…]
Read moreThe Humane Society of the United States Files Suit against Amazon.com and Others for Sale of Illegal Dog Fighting and Cockfighting Paraphernalia
On February 8th, The Humane Society of the United States filed suit in the District of Columbia against online retailer[…]
Read moreCongress Moves to Save Dogs after HSUS Exposes Scandal in the Fashion Industry
The Humane Society of the United States urged speedy passage of a bill to require honest labeling of fur and[…]
Read moreJames Brown Showed Blacks They Didn't Have to Hide Their Heritage to Play Role in American Society
By: Marc H. Morial President and CEO National Urban League On Christmas Day, the career and life of the "Hardest[…]
Read moreTo Prevent Erosion of Future Earnings, Congress Must Adjust Minimum Wage for Inflation
By: Marc H. Morial President and CEO National Urban League Back in November, the African American community, which mobilized and[…]
Read moreGeneration Next: Civil Rights Movement Must Continue to Evolve to Keep Its Power
By: Marc H. Morial President and CEO National Urban League In light of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday celebration,[…]
Read moreSmith, Dungy, Obama: Three Great Black Men at Top of Their Fields Breaking Through Color Barrier
By: Marc H. Morial President and CEO National Urban League January marked at least one major first for African Americans.[…]
Read more109th Congress Receives Failing Grade on Civil Rights Matters
"Unacceptable" is how the NAACP describes the performance of members of the U.S. Congress in addressing fundamental civil rights agenda[…]
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