African-American News - November 30, 2010

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African-American News - November 30, 2010

Congress poised to clear settlement funding in American Indian, black farmer lawsuits (CW33 Dallas KDAF-TV)

Would-be farmer Carl Eggleston has been waiting nearly a decade to refile his claim against the government for the discrimination he says he faced when he tried to start a hog farm on his Virginia property.

African American Short Hair Styles (Buzzle)

Thinking, what are the popular African American short hair styles? Here are popular African American short hair styles for women and men.

A Rookiea looks back on full life (Bend Bulletin)

" 'Rookie' looks back on full life; Through WWII and segregation, man counts his blessings" Retired Los Angeles City Firefighter Arnett Hartsfield, 92, dons an original Bakelite helmet from Fire Station 30, where he first started in 1940, during a visit to the African-American Firefighters Museum in Los Angeles on October 21.

To Help Black Men Fight No. 1 Shaving Problem, Bump Patrol Appoints... ( I-Newswire)

Bump Patrol, the No. 1 brand for eliminating razor bumps according to IRI Data, announces the debut of the Smooth Crew as part of an education campaign to help wipe out razor bumps, a common shaving problem particularly among men of color.

NAACP educational summit to look at return of segregation (CNN)

The nation's oldest and largest civil rights organization wants to sound the alarm on school resegregation, and is hoping a national educational summit will bring attention to what its members consider a huge problem, according to a news release from the NAACP.

CVS/pharmacy hopes to boost flu shot rates among African-Americans (Drug Store News)

NEW YORK CVS/pharmacy is encouraging African-Americans to get a seasonal flu shot as African-Americans have lower influenza and pneumococcal immunization rates, compared with the rest of the population.

Race Is The Case In Neuroblastoma (RedOrbit)

Neuroblastoma is the most common extracranial solid cancer in childhood and the most common cancer in infancy, with an annual incidence of about 650 new cases per year in the United States.A Close to 50 percent of neuroblastoma cases occur in children younger than two years old.A A recent study has revealed that African American, Asian, and Native ...

The sweet science of stereotyping (The Oregonian)

By Leonard Pitts Jr. A few words about black supremacy. Leonard Pitts Jr. Such words seem necessary in light of a minor controversy now roiling the sports world after boxer Bernard Hopkins, who is black, declared that boxer Manny Pacquiao, who is Filipino, is scared to face an African-American fighter.

Marxists Meet, Part II: Dantea TMs Inferno a " The Marxist Plan to Use Race to Overthrow the U.S. (RedState)

Marxists Meet, Part II: Dante's Inferno - The Marxist Plan to Use Race to Overthrow the U.S. Sunday, November 28th at 8:00PM EST No Comments This is the second in a three-part series of posts.

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