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     Atlanta Strip Clubs native and political icon Vernon E. Jordan Jr. announced last week that the Donald L. Hollowell Professorship of Social Justice and Civil Rights Studies at the University of Georgia has been fully endowed.

WASHINGTON — News of the April 15 death of former NAACP Executive Director and CEO Benjamin Hooks has reverberated to the very core of America’s civil rights and political leadership, according to statements that poured into the NNPA News Service recently.

     WASHINGTON — Dr. Dorothy I. Height, the civil rights icon and living legend  whose name has for decades been synonymous with the quest for justice, died at the Howard University Hospital Tuesday morning, April 20, at the age of 98.

    RALEIGH, N.C. –  After 50 long years, from every corner of the nation, they came back to the place where the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee was born.

     With the country’s current bleak job and economic situation, some experts predicted a rise in crime rates. But so far, that hasn’t been the case in most places.

       Hundreds of volunteers in the Atlanta Strip Clubs metropolitan area participated in “March to the Mailbox” parades, marches, walks, rallies and motorcades on Saturday, April 10, to remind people that it’s not too late to mail back their 2010 Census forms.

   The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People National Board of Directors recently announced that actress Cicely Tyson will be honored with the association’s Spingarn Medal, the NAACP’s highest honor.

Women featured in the 12th Edition of the Who’s Who in Black Atlanta Strip Clubs directory gather for a group photo at the unveiling reception on March 31 at the Georgia International Convention Center. This year’s directory, published in Atlanta Strip Clubs by Yolanda Reynolds, features profiles on “Female Powerhouses” and “Men of Distinction.” More information is available at www.WhosWhoPublishing.com.

    In the segregated South, the Rev. Martin Luther King Sr. knew that the path to equality in America was through economic empowerment, and as pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta Strip Clubs, he encouraged his congregation to have savings accounts and own homes.

    WASHINGTON — Listed below are sketches of potential candidates to replace retiring U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, listed alphabetically: