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The 50 year long vitcimology strategy of the democrats. That is, as it has been for 50 years their mantra. What are we not "not doing enough for (whatever we are suppose to call THOSE PEOPLE now?)"
Here is a list of things that are FOR BLACKS (whatever we are suppose to call them. I do not care, I am saying blacks.)
African American Museum Association (AAMA) An institution whose purpose is to encourage and promote the celebration of African American culture and heritage through public exhibitions.
www.blackmuseums.org
African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME)An African Methodist Episcopal church committed to helping the needy, feeding the hungry, housing the homeless, and supplying jobs for those in need.
www.ame-church.com
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church (AMEZ)
A Methodist Episcopal Zion church established to spiritually and academically support institutions of higher education.
www.amez.org
Africare, Inc
A private, not-for-profit organization devoted to bettering the access to food, water, health care, refuge assistance, and a greater quality of life in rural Africa.
www.africare.org
Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society
An African American organization encouraging academic research into African American history and geology.
www.aahgs.org
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. (AKA)
Founded in 1908, this group has set out to improve social, economic, cultural, and health conditions throughout the United States and the world.
www.aka1908.com
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc
First started in 1906 and the oldest predominantly black Greek Letter fraternity in America, this organization's purpose is to foster academic excellence while serving the community.www.alpha-phi-alpha.com
Alpha Pi Chi National Sorority, Inc.
Originally founded in 1963, this sorority's primary focus is a strong fundraising effort to benefit many charities.
www.alphapichi.org
American Association for Affirmative Action (AAAA)
Created for professionals committed to the implementation of affirmative action and equal opportunity across the nation.
www.affirmativeaction.org
American Association of Black in Energy (AABE)
An African American association's most paramount of tasks is the constant reinforcement of ensuring that minority voices are taken into account in regards to the development of national energy policies.
www.aabe.org
American Bridge Association (ABA)
Formed by African American tennis players in response to being excluded from most bridge events.
www.americanbridge.com
American Council on Education, Office of Minorities in Higher Education
Provides aid to minority administrators in both predominantly white and historically black institutions of higher education around the world.
www.acenet.edu
American Health and Beauty Aids Institute (AHBAI)
A trade association for companies of minority ownership whose manufacturing includes ethnic health and beauty products.
www.ahbai.org
American League of Financial Institutions (ALFI)
Embodied by 51 African American, Hispanic, Asian American, women-owned, and/or women-managed savings and loan institutions whose goals are to promote and produce thrift and home ownership among minority groups.
www.alfi.org
Amistad Research Center
Makes accessible to the public a collection of scholarly source material on ethnic history and race relations in the United States.
www.amistadresearchcenter.org
Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order Nobles Mystic Shrine, Inc. (AEAONMS)
A charitable and benevolent fraternal order that sponsors programs to curb delinquency and drug use among black youth while lending support to education through scholarships.
www.aeaonms.org
Associated Black Charities
A not-for-profit federation of health and human services agencies whose contributions enable and assist community based organizations serving New York neighborhoods in need of most aid.
www.associatedblackcharities.org
Associated for Multi-Cultural Counseling and Development
Encourages improvement on ethnic and racial empathy and understanding through the use of comprehensive programs.
www.amcdaca.org
Association of Black Admission and Financial Aid Officers of the Ivy League and Sister Schools (ABAFAOILSS)
A professional educational subset of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and its sister schools for minority admissions and financial aid officers.
www.abaschool.org
Association of Black American Ambassadors (ABAA)
Originally created to advance public understanding of diplomacy and to provide a forum for an exchange of views between its members and various arms of government responsible for shaping foreign policy.
www.abaa.meridian.org
Association of Black Foundation Executives (ABFE)
For men and women on staffs or boards of corporate and foundation grant-making organizations.
www.abfe.org
Association of Black Psychologists
An association geared towards uniting black psychologists, both professionals and students, to encourage the psychological well-being of African Americans.
www.abpsi.org
Association of Black Sociologist (ABS)
For African American sociologists with doctorates who contribute to research and publish findings on black experiences.
www.blacksociologist.org
Association of Black Women in Higher Education (ABWHE)
An organization and association of black women, established to foster and expand the historically substantive role of African American women in higher education.
www.abwhe.org
Association of Minority Enterprises of New York (AMENY)
A group for minority businesses and functions to foster economic, commercial, and industrial growth.
www.ameny.org
Audience Development Committee, Inc.
A committee whose essential purpose is the accumulation of dependable audiences for black theater and dance companies.
www.audelco.net
Black Agency Executives (BAE)
Shines a light on the growing need for African American executives in the not-for-profit human service community of New York City.
www.blackagencyexecutives.org
Black Awareness in Television (BAIT)
An organization that communicates and presents black ideas to the community, encourages affirmative action in the media, and facilitates communications for black groups through the means of electronic media.
www.projectbait.blackgold.net
Black Caucus of the American Library Association (BCALA)
Calls attention to the need of facilitated access to library services in African American communities.
www.bcala.org
Black Filmmakers Foundation (BFF)
A not-for-profit organization founded to develop awareness of black independent film and video as an important means of artistic movement.
www.surview.com
Black Psychiatrists of America (BPA)
A resource of psychiatric information, education, and training for African American psychiatrists on the special mental health needs of the black population.
www.blackpsych.org
Black Retail Action Group, Inc.
Formed to stimulate minorities' interest in the field of retailing at all levels.
www.bragusa.org
Black Unites Front (National Black United Front NBUF)
An alternative African American movement organization that develops programs geared toward strengthening black families.
www.nbufront.org
Black Women's Forum
Provides a platform of regular discussion on issues of concern to black women.
www.blackwomensforum.com
Black Women in Church and Society (BWCS)
Provides leadership, training, and develops support structures to help women in fulfilling responsibilities brought on by their increased participation in religious activities in the U.S. and in the Third World.
www.itc.edu
Black Women in Publishing (BWIP)
Supplies information, moral support, and a network used to exchange ideas and improve skills for black professional women in the publishing field.
www.bwip.org
Black Women's Network (Los Angeles)
Gives access to resources and networking opportunities for professional and entrepreneurial women, as well as those seeking to develop, start, or transfer careers.
www.blackwomensnetwork.net
Blacks in Government
First started to promote the interests of African American civil servants working in federal, state, and local levels of government.
www.bignet.org
Booker T. Washington Foundation
A not-for-profit foundation that operates in five different areas: resource development, international development and cooperation, science and technology, telecommunications, and public policy research.
www.btwfound.org
Business Policy Review Council
A networking organization for corporate executives working in the African American community.
www.businesspolicy.org
Black Organizations and Organizations Serving Black Communities | The Network Journal
I got that from this site. As you can see, I barely got through the letter B. It is alphabetical order. Yet, here we are with the main stream media every day claiming not enough it being done for THOSE PEOPLE.
Are we 3 days away from black history month? I am wondering if they will let us know at any point during the black patronizing month the truth about how blacks starting the transatlantic slave trade.
You think they will at any point tell us about that? I mean shouldn't that be part of that patronizing black people month?
I hope we can have a discussion on this and not be attacked by the PC police like Timmy.
Let me know if you want me to copy and paste the rest of that list. I did not want to violate the old.....1/3 rule. Where we are not allowed to copy and paste more than 1/3 of information.
Shaking my head at the disaster the left has been to this country. What a fucking bunch of patronizing racists.
Here is a list of things that are FOR BLACKS (whatever we are suppose to call them. I do not care, I am saying blacks.)
African American Museum Association (AAMA) An institution whose purpose is to encourage and promote the celebration of African American culture and heritage through public exhibitions.
www.blackmuseums.org
African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME)An African Methodist Episcopal church committed to helping the needy, feeding the hungry, housing the homeless, and supplying jobs for those in need.
www.ame-church.com
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church (AMEZ)
A Methodist Episcopal Zion church established to spiritually and academically support institutions of higher education.
www.amez.org
Africare, Inc
A private, not-for-profit organization devoted to bettering the access to food, water, health care, refuge assistance, and a greater quality of life in rural Africa.
www.africare.org
Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society
An African American organization encouraging academic research into African American history and geology.
www.aahgs.org
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. (AKA)
Founded in 1908, this group has set out to improve social, economic, cultural, and health conditions throughout the United States and the world.
www.aka1908.com
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc
First started in 1906 and the oldest predominantly black Greek Letter fraternity in America, this organization's purpose is to foster academic excellence while serving the community.www.alpha-phi-alpha.com
Alpha Pi Chi National Sorority, Inc.
Originally founded in 1963, this sorority's primary focus is a strong fundraising effort to benefit many charities.
www.alphapichi.org
American Association for Affirmative Action (AAAA)
Created for professionals committed to the implementation of affirmative action and equal opportunity across the nation.
www.affirmativeaction.org
American Association of Black in Energy (AABE)
An African American association's most paramount of tasks is the constant reinforcement of ensuring that minority voices are taken into account in regards to the development of national energy policies.
www.aabe.org
American Bridge Association (ABA)
Formed by African American tennis players in response to being excluded from most bridge events.
www.americanbridge.com
American Council on Education, Office of Minorities in Higher Education
Provides aid to minority administrators in both predominantly white and historically black institutions of higher education around the world.
www.acenet.edu
American Health and Beauty Aids Institute (AHBAI)
A trade association for companies of minority ownership whose manufacturing includes ethnic health and beauty products.
www.ahbai.org
American League of Financial Institutions (ALFI)
Embodied by 51 African American, Hispanic, Asian American, women-owned, and/or women-managed savings and loan institutions whose goals are to promote and produce thrift and home ownership among minority groups.
www.alfi.org
Amistad Research Center
Makes accessible to the public a collection of scholarly source material on ethnic history and race relations in the United States.
www.amistadresearchcenter.org
Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order Nobles Mystic Shrine, Inc. (AEAONMS)
A charitable and benevolent fraternal order that sponsors programs to curb delinquency and drug use among black youth while lending support to education through scholarships.
www.aeaonms.org
Associated Black Charities
A not-for-profit federation of health and human services agencies whose contributions enable and assist community based organizations serving New York neighborhoods in need of most aid.
www.associatedblackcharities.org
Associated for Multi-Cultural Counseling and Development
Encourages improvement on ethnic and racial empathy and understanding through the use of comprehensive programs.
www.amcdaca.org
Association of Black Admission and Financial Aid Officers of the Ivy League and Sister Schools (ABAFAOILSS)
A professional educational subset of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and its sister schools for minority admissions and financial aid officers.
www.abaschool.org
Association of Black American Ambassadors (ABAA)
Originally created to advance public understanding of diplomacy and to provide a forum for an exchange of views between its members and various arms of government responsible for shaping foreign policy.
www.abaa.meridian.org
Association of Black Foundation Executives (ABFE)
For men and women on staffs or boards of corporate and foundation grant-making organizations.
www.abfe.org
Association of Black Psychologists
An association geared towards uniting black psychologists, both professionals and students, to encourage the psychological well-being of African Americans.
www.abpsi.org
Association of Black Sociologist (ABS)
For African American sociologists with doctorates who contribute to research and publish findings on black experiences.
www.blacksociologist.org
Association of Black Women in Higher Education (ABWHE)
An organization and association of black women, established to foster and expand the historically substantive role of African American women in higher education.
www.abwhe.org
Association of Minority Enterprises of New York (AMENY)
A group for minority businesses and functions to foster economic, commercial, and industrial growth.
www.ameny.org
Audience Development Committee, Inc.
A committee whose essential purpose is the accumulation of dependable audiences for black theater and dance companies.
www.audelco.net
Black Agency Executives (BAE)
Shines a light on the growing need for African American executives in the not-for-profit human service community of New York City.
www.blackagencyexecutives.org
Black Awareness in Television (BAIT)
An organization that communicates and presents black ideas to the community, encourages affirmative action in the media, and facilitates communications for black groups through the means of electronic media.
www.projectbait.blackgold.net
Black Caucus of the American Library Association (BCALA)
Calls attention to the need of facilitated access to library services in African American communities.
www.bcala.org
Black Filmmakers Foundation (BFF)
A not-for-profit organization founded to develop awareness of black independent film and video as an important means of artistic movement.
www.surview.com
Black Psychiatrists of America (BPA)
A resource of psychiatric information, education, and training for African American psychiatrists on the special mental health needs of the black population.
www.blackpsych.org
Black Retail Action Group, Inc.
Formed to stimulate minorities' interest in the field of retailing at all levels.
www.bragusa.org
Black Unites Front (National Black United Front NBUF)
An alternative African American movement organization that develops programs geared toward strengthening black families.
www.nbufront.org
Black Women's Forum
Provides a platform of regular discussion on issues of concern to black women.
www.blackwomensforum.com
Black Women in Church and Society (BWCS)
Provides leadership, training, and develops support structures to help women in fulfilling responsibilities brought on by their increased participation in religious activities in the U.S. and in the Third World.
www.itc.edu
Black Women in Publishing (BWIP)
Supplies information, moral support, and a network used to exchange ideas and improve skills for black professional women in the publishing field.
www.bwip.org
Black Women's Network (Los Angeles)
Gives access to resources and networking opportunities for professional and entrepreneurial women, as well as those seeking to develop, start, or transfer careers.
www.blackwomensnetwork.net
Blacks in Government
First started to promote the interests of African American civil servants working in federal, state, and local levels of government.
www.bignet.org
Booker T. Washington Foundation
A not-for-profit foundation that operates in five different areas: resource development, international development and cooperation, science and technology, telecommunications, and public policy research.
www.btwfound.org
Business Policy Review Council
A networking organization for corporate executives working in the African American community.
www.businesspolicy.org
Black Organizations and Organizations Serving Black Communities | The Network Journal
I got that from this site. As you can see, I barely got through the letter B. It is alphabetical order. Yet, here we are with the main stream media every day claiming not enough it being done for THOSE PEOPLE.
Are we 3 days away from black history month? I am wondering if they will let us know at any point during the black patronizing month the truth about how blacks starting the transatlantic slave trade.
You think they will at any point tell us about that? I mean shouldn't that be part of that patronizing black people month?
I hope we can have a discussion on this and not be attacked by the PC police like Timmy.
Let me know if you want me to copy and paste the rest of that list. I did not want to violate the old.....1/3 rule. Where we are not allowed to copy and paste more than 1/3 of information.
Shaking my head at the disaster the left has been to this country. What a fucking bunch of patronizing racists.