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2013 State Of Black America Redeem The Dream Jobs Rebuild America Hardy

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2013 State Of Black America Redeem The Dream Jobs Rebuild America Hardy
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Publisher: [New York, N.Y.] : National Urban League
File Extension: PDF
File size: 10.42 MB
Author: Hardy, Chanelle P; Ashby, Hazeen Y; Springs, Pamela Rucker; Ayers, Jacqueline; Bergeron, Suzanne; Davis, Garrick T; National Urban League
Language: English
Year: 2013

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2013 State Of Black America Redeem The Dream Jobs Rebuild America Hardy by Hardy, Chanelle P; Ashby, Hazeen Y; Springs, Pamela Rucker; Ayers, Jacqueline; Bergeron, Suzanne; Davis, Garrick T; National Urban League instant download after payment.

201 pages : 24 cm, Includes bibliographical references (pages 184-197) and index, New tactics, same old taint / U.S. Congressman John Lewis -- Though we have achieved much, the battle continues / Reverend Al Sharpton -- The enduring icon: Dr. Dorothy Height / Avis A. Jones-DeWeever -- Unfinished business / U.S. Congresswoman Marcia L. Fudge -- Reflections on National Urban League's legacy and service / John W. Mack -- Black civic engagement 2.0: in with the old, in with the new / Stephanie Brown James -- Time to wake up and act: the state of black children / Marian Wright Edelman -- The equality and excellence project: community-driven education reform / Patricia Stokes and Esther Bush -- Education: the critical link between trade and jobs / U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk -- The power of education to empower our children / Freeman A. Hrabowski, III -- The national talent strategy: ideas to secure U.S. competitiveness and economic growth / Frederick S. Humphries -- Diversity in STEM: an economic imperative / Dot Harris -- Stop the fast track to prison / Laura W. Murphy -- Bringing higher education to the masses / a conversation with Coursera co-founder Andrew Ng, by Shree Chauhan -- The state of urban health: eliminating health disparities to save lives and cut costs / Darrell J. Gaskins, Thomas A. LaVeist & Patrick Richard -- Digitizing the dream: the role of technology in empowering communities / Cynthia Marshall -- Financial dignity in an economic age / John Hope Bryant -- Project advocate: a roadmap to civic engagement / Vincent Watts & Edith White -- Civil rights enforcement in the 21st century / Attorney General Eric H. Holder, Jr. -- Race still does matter -- a lot / Jonathan Capehart -- The new arithmetic of black political power / Michael K. Fauntroy -- Strategic alliances for addressing the skills gap: the Buffalo Urban League Green Jobs Construction Training Program / Brenda McDuffie -- Mentoring matters: why young professionals and others must