The Skanner News - about-African-Americans

Innovation and Technology: Are African Americans Prepared for the Future?
Is It Time for African Americans to Depart?
Jobs Report Shows What ‘African Americans Have to Lose’ Under Trump
John Hope Franklin, a 'Mighty Scholar,' Brought Clarity to Black Struggle in America
June 22 Kidney Health Fest in Seattle for African American Families
Kam's Celebrity Interview: Alice Walker "Beauty in Truth"
Kidney Donor Needed for Mom
Kidney Health Fest for African American Families
Komen Begins Data Collection to Address Breast Cancer Disparities
Larry Taylor, the First Black Jockey to Ride at Remington, Is Returning as a Trainer
Lawyers Oppose Arrest List
Leadership Forum Meets Dec. 11
Letter to the Editor from the Portland African American Leadership Forum
Lung Cancer Awareness Month: African Americans Targeted for Cigarette Marketing
Majority Will Now Rule in US Senate
May 2 Kidney Health Fest for African American Families
Meet Max Robinson, the First Black News Anchor
Meet the New African American Members of Congress
Mentor Program Targets African Americans
Minority Stock Ownership Continues Falling in Market Downturn
NAACP Calls on City to Suspend Sale of Martin Luther King Jr. Property
National African American Advocates Go on the Offensive
National Museum of African American History and Culture Debuts Freedmen’s Bureau Search Portal
National Urban League Unveils Empowerment 2.0 in Fight for Justice and Democracy
Network Aimed at African Americans Debuts in Philly
New African American Smithsonian Shows Rich Black History
New Orleans Officials Block Low-Income 'Types of People' from Parish
New Program Seeks to Identify and Groom African American Leaders
New Study Documents Discrimination in Advertising Industry
Newly Elected African American Mayors Bolster the War on Unemployment
Nobel Laureate Warren Washington on Climate Change and Environmental Justice
Northwest African American Fine Arts Exhibit Opens
Northwest African American Museum Quilting Workshop
Northwest Juneteenth 2014 Celebrations Begin This Weekend
Obama Encourages Fathers to Take Active Role
Obo Addy's Cultural Legacy Celebrated with Musical Extravaganza
Officer Wounded, African American Man Dead in Shooting
Oregon Economy Grows, but Who Benefits?
Oregon Legislature: African American Advocates Head to Salem Feb. 19
Oregon Men Sentenced for Burning Cross
OSU-Cascades to Host Virtual Talks by National Civil Rights Activist, Thought Leader on Race and Culture
Pair of Outspoken African Americans Start Bus Tour with Eye on Obama
Pdx African American Film Festival This Weekend
Pdx Events: Starlight Parade; Rev. Haynes; Charles Jordan Celebration:
Pediatrician Yolanda Whyte, National Expert on African Americans and Fluoride, Speaks in Portland
Philadelphia's Oldest Black Bookstore From 1950s Officially Granted Historical Marker
Pioneering African American Journalist Francis Murphy Dies
Pitts Examines Absent African American Dads
Pittsburgh Jury: White Officers Falsely Arrested Black Teen
Police: 2 White Men Arrested After Shootings in Tulsa's African American Community
Poll: African Americans Eager to Vote in Midterms
Portland Library Presents a Historical Portrait of Black Life
Portland Police African American Advisory Council Meets Tonight
Portland Prime Holds Salute to African American Leaders of Portland
Professionals and Middle Class Losing Income, Opportunities
Proposed State Budget Will Hurt Minority Health
Quenn Tiye’s Kitchen
Qwest Gives $20,000 to Northwest African American Museum for Education
Race Talks Video: Stopping the School to Prison Pipeline
Racially Inclusive Inaugural Ceremony
Ramona Edelin, Influential Activist and Education Advocate, Dies at 78
Remarks of President Barack Obama During the 2009 State of the Black Union
Repealing Healthcare Law Would Hurt African Americans
Report Shows African Americans' Needs are Still Neglected
Report: Foster Care Is a National Priority
Report: Structural Racism Eliminated Black Farmers
Republicans: Fiddling While Rome Burns
Research: African American Adults Avoid Vaccines
Respect Project's 'Dare to Be Inspired' Honors Women Leaders
Retailers Hope the African American Dollar Will Make for a Black Holiday Season
Revisiting America's Disgraceful Treatment of Mandela
San Francisco Elects First African-American Woman as Mayor
Scholarship Endowed to Improve Health of African Americans
Seattle ‘Misfits’ Fit Enough to Win the Super Bowl
Senate Approves Holder, Swearing in This Week
Sixth Annual African American Film Festival
Skin Cancer and African Americans: Answers to Your Questions
Slave Owners’ Family Members Found by Black Genealogist Were Sold by the Jesuits
Steele Becomes First Black GOP Chair
Stimulating African American Economic Development: Lessons from G.m.
Study Finds the Everyday Wear and Tear of Racism on Black Couples
Study Shows Black Buying Power to Grow Despite Economic Woes
Study: Black Workers Stuck in Poverty Wages
Study: Blacks in State Prisons Decline; Disparities Remain High
Study: Downturn Hurting Family, Parents' Health
Tavis Smiley Calls for Accountability
The 2007 African American Homebuying Fair
The 2008 African American Homebuying Fair
The African American Aids Crisis Is Worse Than Expected
The African American Homebuyers Fair: Help for First-Time Buyers and Struggling Homeowners
The African American Literature Collection
The Call from the White House
The Power List: Top Summer Books by and for African American Readers 2013
The RLJ Companies Commissions Third Nationwide African American Opinion Survey
The Skanner Breaking News Nov. 10, 2014
The Skanner News Interviews John Kitzhaber
The Skanner Wins Top Honors in African American Journalism
Trauma, PTSD Rates Especially High for African American Vets
Trina Jackson: A Discussion About African Americans and Immigration
Two African Americans Vie for Superintendent

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