- *We Strongly Support the Confirmation of Mayor Anthony Foxx as the Next Secretary of Transportation
- *Indianapolis Urban League: 11th Annual Equal Opportunity Day Luncheon
- *Marc Morial Outlines Urban League Programs In Senate Testimony
- *National Urban League Announces Launch of a New Small Business Lending Arm
- *Obama Nominates Mayor Anthony Foxx Transportation Secretary
- *The Urban Agenda and the Second Obama Administration
- *See the Latest Press Coverage of the State of Black America
- *Marriott stay can make a difference for National Urban League
- *Equal Opportunity Day Awards Gala 2012/2013
- *Watch Online: The Morial Legacy 2012 Video
A weekly newsletter from Marc H. Morial, President and CEO of the National Urban League ReMARCs: National "Jobs Rebuild America" Kick-Off in Cleveland (05.15.13)On next Monday, May 20, we will officially launch our national “Jobs Rebuild America: Educate, Employ, Empower” initiative in Cleveland to address the nation’s employment and education crisis.......Read more. ReMARCs: A Commitment to Excellence (05.10.13)What is true commitment? It extends beyond mere interest. It drives those who have it to relentless pursuit of a mission. Commitment is what I see from our team at the National Urban League every day. A commitment to excellence, results and service.......Read more. ReMARCs: Diversity Matters (05.02.13)We applaud President Obama’s personnel announcements this week, in particular the African-Americans elevated to lead critical government functions.......Read more.
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To Be Equal is a syndicated weekly column by National Urban League President Marc H. Morial, which is distributed to more than 400 newspapers and websites nationwide. Each week's topic focuses on issues affecting both African American's and the nation as a whole. Started in 1963 by CEO Whitney M. Young, Jr., as "The Voice of Black America," the column was immediately picked up by major newspapers and radio stations across the country. Today, the To Be Equal column continues to present a unique insight on national and international issues.
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The single issue that arguably stands to have the greatest impact on the future of Black America in 2012 is the vote. This 36th edition of The State of Black America examines how increased civic engagement by people of color will aid urban communities in their attainment of educational and employment success, empowering both these individual communities and the entire nation. Read more 













