Unpledged Hill Superdelegates Still Waiting

Many House Democrats said Tuesday that they will remain neutral in the Democratic presidential primary for the time being, hopeful that the nomination will be resolved by the voters, not the corps of nearly 800 superdelegates who hold the balance of power.

Coca-Cola, Johnson & Johnson support African American Lives 2

(February 6, 2008) A multifaceted initiative surrounding the four-part PBS series AFRICAN AMERICAN LIVES 2, which begins tonight and explores the ancestry of 12 remarkable individuals, will ensure the project's impact extends beyond the television screen and Black History Month.

REV. ROSE dedicates His Life to change

For the Rev. Floyd Rose, the fight against racism began as a young boy in 1949. He was 11 years old, wearing a new, blue suit and sitting next to an elderly woman on a chartered bus heading from Atlanta to a church service in Birmingham, Ala.

Spend as they may, candidates find public opinion hard to change

WASHINGTON (AP) — For all the millions the presidential campaigns have spent, it still comes down to this: Ask people what they think of Hillary Rodham Clinton and they say female and feminist. For Barack Obama, it's inexperience. Mitt Romney is known as a Mormon, John McCain for his military service.

United Negro College Fund unveils new brand identity

(January 20, 2008) The United Negro College Fund has announced the launch of a new brand identity. Since its inception in 1944, UNCF has been the largest private minority education assistance program in America, raising more than $2.8 billion to support more than 60,000 students who attend its 39 member colleges and universities and receive UNCF scholarships, internships and fellowships.