At the event, celebrating "excellence in education", Secretary Duncan will receive New York City Outward Bound's 2009 Educational Leadership Award. The award will be presented by NYC Schools Chancellor Joel Klein.

The Crowd Dreams of Love, a new and - viewed by some in Hollywood and literary circles -prophetic novel foresees ordinary citizens pulled into an underground revolution to fight a corrupt government that curtails civil rights, manipulates the media, imprisons the innocent and rewards the greedy.

Freedom's Sisters Traveling Exhibition Honors 20 Extraordinary African American Women, Ford Motor Company Fund, Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service (SITES) and Cincinnati Museum Center Partner with National Civil Rights Museum to present Groundbreaking Exhibition

According to a new Gallup Poll and new Barna Research, Christianity may be in crisis. Several leading Christian leaders offer explanations and solutions.

Kevin Willmott (CSA: Confederate States of America) will host a free screening of his new film Bunker Hill at New York's Tribeca Cinemas at 7:30pm on Thursday, December 4. Q&A and a reception will follow.

Mr. Martin specializes in real estate and civil rights law and also practices personal injury and Native American law.

Emergency concerns about the economy are expected to dominate the Thursday, September 25th National Election Town Hall Meeting. The phenomenal rise of Senator Barack Obama will be discussed.

Using the power of song and the universal language of music, this unique band helps raise awareness and money for worthy charities fighting world problems.

Marking the 40th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King, the controversial award-winning documentary "Who Killed Martin Luther King?" is released on DVD for the first time in the U.S. The film features rare jailhouse interviews with the late James Earl Ray.

Through their use of the word, African Americans permit use of the n-word by others. In this same regard, African Americans have no place to be upset with others using the term, nor should they become angry when they find themselves being slighted or disrespected by others.

Black America can point its finger at white America all it wants, but until African Americans realize they are the lifeblood of this inferior mindset, resolve, unity, and group advancement will never come for the black community.

Courting Equality, released May 17, 2007, is the first book to tell the story of how the Massachusetts LGBT community won the right to marry.

Should hospitals routinely test patients for MRSA is under review by various State Governments. Two major epidemiology organizations have argued against such a provision. The counter argument is that such measures, along with testing healthcare personnel, will help reduce community levels of MRSA.

Biweekly news roundup reviews the war on terror's impact on human rights.

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Leaders of a national union of freelance writers are lining up behind U.S. calls for an end to Arab-Israeli violence, putting the blame on "agents of terror who stockpile deadly missiles instead of libraries, classrooms and a future for their children."

Defining Presence Marketing Group (DPMG) will auction Gaybar.com, a major web property with enormous development potential to help benefit two non-profit organizations and contribute to their work as advocates for the GLBT community.

The Full Disclosure Network will showcase three of their most controversial Video News Blogs featuring prominent law enforcement officials in a thirty minute Special program on 43 cable television systems. To watch the free video news blogs click on links below the titles.

While millions of Americans plan to write in “John Joseph Kennedy” on their ballots November 2, millions more are angry that they were prevented from hearing about Kennedy.