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When the suicide pilots said goodbye

January 28, 2014

By Suvendrini Kakuchi CHIRAN (Japan) (IPS) —They were known as the Kamikaze who swooped down on enemy ships with their bomb-laden planes – with the pilots inside. A museum here is now planning to register the last letters of Japan’s famed World War II suicide bombers as a Unesco Memory of the World document. The […]

Central Library to present “The Trials of Muhammad Ali”

January 28, 2014

MADISON — “The Trials of Muhammad Ali” will premiere at the Madison Central Library on Thursday, Feb. 13, at 6:30 pm. Following the film, local community members will join us for a thoughtful discussion led by Stu Levitan, Madison's historian and author.  Ibrahim Saeed, Islamic Center of Madison; William P. Jones, Professor of History, University […]

Moving the race conversation forward

January 28, 2014

By Jazelle Hunt, Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON (NNPA) – George Zimmerman. Paula Deen. And, more recently, Seattle Seahawks star defensive back Richard Sherman. Just the mention of their name ignites a passionate discussion about race.The good news is that we’re talking about race. The bad news is that the discussions too often fall short of the […]

The life and legacy of Amiri Baraka

January 28, 2014

By Marc H. Morial “Art is a weapon in the struggle of ideas, the class struggle.”                Amiri Baraka On January 9, with the passing of the prolific poet, playwright, essayist, and critic Amiri Baraka, one of the literary giants of the 20th century was called home.  As we offer condolences to his wife, children and […]

Under growing pressure, Arizona State bans racially insensitive fraternity

January 28, 2014

By Floyd Alvin Galloway, special to The NNPA from the Arizona Informant PHOENIX – As most citizens across the country were celebrating the life and stellar accomplishments of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. over the federal King Holiday Weekend in a respectful way – some by attending special programs and others by volunteering for community […]

The University of Wisconsin AsthmaNet group is inviting people to join a research study

January 28, 2014

By UW Madison

Urban League Recognizes Youth MLK Breakfast

January 22, 2014

By Anita J. Martin                                                                Hundreds gathered at Edgewood High School for the 30th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Youth Recognition Breakfast, which took place Jan. 19. The purpose of the event was to honor young people that embody the spirit of Dr. King, are excelling in school, focusing on their future, and serving others […]

34th annual MLK “Tribute and Ceremony”: “We Shall Not Be Moved”

January 22, 2014

By A. David Dahmer                                                                                     The 34th annual "Tribute and Ceremony" honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was held in the Capitol Rotunda on Monday, Jan. 20, at noon. The theme of the celebration was “We Shall Not Be Moved.”This free event is the oldest official state ceremony in the nation dedicated to Martin Luther […]

MSCR is 100th to partner with Community Engagement Platform GoStrive

January 22, 2014

By Nicole Graper  MADISON — Madison School & Community Recreation (MSCR) has recently joined GoStrive as their 100th Parks and Recreation partner. GoStrive, a Wisconsin-based startup company, provides mobile event and activity search to organizations like MSCR, around the nation.MSCR selected GoStrive to bring better community awareness, participation and registration to its diverse portfolio of […]

Obama, Nobel Laureates urge rise in U.S. minimum wage

January 22, 2014

By Bryant Harris WASHINGTON (IPS) — Seventy-five economists, including seven Nobel Prize laureates, sent an open letter to President Barack Obama and the U.S. Congress on Tuesday, urging them to raise the federal minimum wage.The same day, the president formally endorsed legislation that would incrementally raise the minimum wage to 10.10 dollars by 2016."When you’re […]

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