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July 23, 2017

Black links

Black news
Movement for Black Lives policy platform
 
ESSAYS
Ethnic relations: Beyond law and virture
Film and facts: The Selma controversy
Making cities black & poor
Mississippi Summer 1964
The other side of Memphis: Mississippi in 1965
Integration of Glen Echo amusement park
How affirmative action debate could have gone better
Marion Barry, Ronald Reagan and the rise and fall of black power
How to get along with other Americans
How minorities change America
 
GROUPS
Black Lives Matter
Color of Change
Ferguson action
NAACP
Urban League
Other groups
 
MEDIA
Black Agenda Report
Black Press USA
Bruce Dixon
Glenn Ford
Margaret Kimberly
Make It Plain
New America Media
NAACP
Root
Mark Thompson
Your Black World
at 7/23/2017
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