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The goals of BLACK ISSUES FORUM are to: a) provide a vehicle for a balanced exchange of views on topics of vital importance to the black community, b) research solutions to problems in the black community) inform and educate the target and general audience about solutions and issues that might positively impact the quality of living in North Carolina and the nation.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;</description>
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            <title>2312  |  Celebrate African American Culture!</title>
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            <description>Thanks to previous generations&apos; courage, sacrifice, and determination, Americans of all skin colors today freely enjoy access to the same public spaces; yet the question of equal treatment remains. In light of recent racially-charged incidents like the infamous Imus comment, the public derogation of football standout Michael Vick, Jena Six, the conclusion of the Duke Lacrosse case and persistent racial disparities, is it time to invoke a new Civil Rights Movement?&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;
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