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 NAACP WELCOMES JABARI ASIM AS NEW EDITOR OF THE CRISIS
Former Washington Post section leader brings
his vision to Association’s official organ

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COVER STORY

Click here for FREE ACCESS to the latest digital edition July/August 2007

  • SPECIAL ISSUE:
    The Fight For Environmental Justice
    In spite of governmental protective laws, people of color bear the health burden of toxic soil, polluted water and air that is foul and contaminated.





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    In The Beginning

  • From the first issue of The Crisis, November 1910 - "Opinion" by W.E.B. Du Bois

  • From The Crisis, August 1914 - "How the NAACP Began" by Mary White Ovington

     

     
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    THIS ISSUE

    Issues and Views

  • Ghana at 50
    In March, Ghana celebrated the 50th anniversary of its independence from British colonial rule. What role will Black Americans play in the country's future success?
    By Amos Brown

    Features

  • After the Riots
    In 1967, Detroit experienced one of the nation's most devastating riots. Forty years later, the Motor City struggles to rebuild.
    By Reginald Stuart


  • Special Report: Environmental Justice


    NAACP Today

    • A preview of the 98th Annual NAACP Convention; Profile of the 92nd Spingarn recipient Rep. John Conyers (D-Mich.); NAACP partners to launch Gateway to Leadership internship program; NAACP Youth & College Divisions STOP Campaign calls for an end to demeaning words and images in music, television and other media.

     

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