Negro Membership in American Labor Unions (Hardcover) by National Urban League (Author)

Negro membership in American labor unions,

National Urban League

Negro Universities Press

The State of Black America is the National Urban League's annual barometer of the conditions, experiences, and opinions of African-Americans. Published annually since 1976, The State of Black America report analyzes and addresses the issues central to Black America in the current year. Through the groundbreaking Equality Index and incisive, in-depth essays, the report measures black progress in education, homeownership, entrepreneurship, health and other areas, forecasts social and political trends, and proposes concrete solutions to the community's and America's most pressing challenges.

The State of Black America Report 2006 (State of Black America)

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

The State of Black America is the National Urban League's annual barometer of the conditions, experiences, and opinions of African-Americans. The State of Black America 2008: In the Black Woman's Voice provides the black female perspective of the challenges that currently confront the African-American community, with particular emphasis on issues facing black women. It also presents the Equality Index and the National Urban League's groundbreaking Opportunity Compact, a comprehensive set of principles and social and economic policies of this nation. Published annually since 1976, The State of Black America report analyzes and addresses the issues central to Black America in the current year. Through the Equality Index and incisive, in-depth essays, the report measures black progress in education, homeownership, entrepreneurship, health, and other areas; forecasts social and political trends; and proposes concrete solutions to the community's, and America's, most pressing challenges.

The State of Black America 2008

Beckham Pubns

At the dawn of Barack Obama’s historic presidency, The State of Black America 2009 examines the critical challenges —such as unemployment, home foreclosures, education and health care reform — his new administration must address. In this volume, the National Urban League presents the voices of leading scholars, analysts and practitioners, as well as ordinary citizens asking their government to respond to their concerns – and offers its specific recommendations for effectively tackling these issues. The State of Black America 2009: Message to the President is an invaluable guide, not only for the new President, but for anyone seeking solutions that will empower every American to Thrive, Earn, Own and Prosper.

State of Black America 2009: Message to the President

Natl Urban League/Pubns Unit

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The State of Black America 2004 
Daniels, Lee A. (EDT) 
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Publication 2004/04/01 
Number of 191 
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The State of Black America 2004: The Complexity of Black Progress

The State of Black America 1998;Serial

Audrey Rowe

According to the 2007 National Urban League Equality Index, although many black men are doing well, glaring economic and other gaps continue to exist between them and their white counterparts. Because of its devastating and far-reaching ramifications, the status of the black male is the most serious economic and civil rights challenge we face today. The 2007 State of Black America report takes up this challenge with a fresh and in-depth look at the current conditions facing the Black male. Based on this research and analysis by some of America's best minds, the National Urban League presents several targeted and comprehensive recommendations designed to eliminate the equality gaps and empower all Black Americans, male and female.

The State of Black America 2007: Portrait of the Black Male

Beckham Publications Group

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