The report, the first of what Nielsen and
NNPA say will be annual installments in a three-year alliance between the two groups, showcases the buying and media habits and consumer trends of African-Americans.
The
NNPA joins the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People's boycott on South Carolina that has been in place since 1999.
In 2002, he left the
NNPA to become the director of Amnesty International's American human-rights program, where he lobbied against racial profiling, particularly of Arab Americans and Muslims after September 11.
NNPA leaders have publicly criticized the recent FCC vote relaxing ownership restrictions as a threat to alternative voices like the black press, at a time when affirmative action and a range of social issues are under assault.
When Leavell was elected last June, she said the
NNPA "will remain fully in the forefront of the continuing struggle for black rights.
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NNPA and NCC to have its own show jumps and working hunter jumps, specially designed for the show.
The letter, first reported by Hazel Trice Edney in the National Newspaper Publishers Association (
NNPA) newsletter, was inspired by a similar entreaty to the White House last spring by
NNPA Chairman John B.
Microsoft worked with the
NNPA and the Howard Department of Journalism to develop a lab favorable to learning and equipped with high-tech tools to teach the curriculum to the 367 currently enrolled journalism majors.
Jackson received the award on June 26 at the
NNPA Merit Awards Dinner, held during the group's National Convention in Minneapolis.
Star-Ledger, and for wire services such as The
NNPA News Service, Capital News Service (of the University of Maryland's Philip Merrill College of Journalism) and the Knight-Ridder Wire.
