CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM TASK FORCE
The murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor highlighted a policing problem in Black and Brown communities across the nation
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WALK FOR JUSTICE: SUPPORT THE BUFFALO 5 !
John Walker and Darryl Boyd are fighting an extraordinary battle to clear their names for a murder they had nothing
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Attorney, Supporter of Eric Martin Hold Press Conference, Protests Continue
pictured above: Eric Martin Sr. addresses the press during a protest rally at Tonawanda Police Headquarters. Protests have also continued
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President and CEO of the Community Action Organization L. Nathan Hare Set to Retire
President and CEO of the Community Action Organization of Western New York (CAO), L. Nathan Hare, has announced plans to
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BLACK FOLK MUST VOTE! ARE YOU REGISTERED?
As reported in an August NY Times article, since the George Floyd protests in the first half of June there was
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Election Day is Tuesday November 3rd YOU MUST BE REGISTERED TO VOTE BY FRIDAY OCTOBER 9
•The deadline to register online to vote is Friday, October 9, 2020. •The deadline for registering by mail to vote
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The Silent Epidemic “Facing Dementia in the Black Community” is Topic of Important 5-Part Series
Pictured from left: Pastor George Nicholas, Carl V. Hill, Ph.D, Karl Shallowhorn. Above from left, Pastor Angela Stewart, Pastor Betty
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The Desired Dream of Owning Your Own Home
Greetings Community! Let’s begin with the “desired dream” of owning your own home. When this becomes a reality, it will
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Buffalo Urban League Names Thomas Beauford, Jr. New President/CEO
The Buffalo Urban League Board of Directors has announced its new President and Chief Executive Officer, Thomas Beauford, Jr.
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BLACK LIVES MATTER! A Peaceful Protest took Place in Buffalo in Solidarity with NAN’s Washington D.C. March on the Nation’s Capitol Demanding Racial Equality and Criminal Justice Reform
“Bring your hearts, bring your minds, bring your voices, bring your signs, bring your friends and bring your masks. Those were
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