Thursday, June 9, 2005
The San Francisco Human Rights Commission's finding in April that the Badlands bar discriminates against African Americans has forged new ties between the city's black and gay communities, which had often found themselves at odds.
City supervisors are expected to pass a resolution Tuesday supporting the commission's finding that bar owner Les Natali tried to ban black patrons and didn't want to hire any African Americans, in violation of anti-discrimination laws.
Read Article ....
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/06/09/BAGRID5KL71.DTL&feed=rss.bayarea
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The Black AIDS Institute released a national report on the state of AIDS in Black America, titled “The Time is Now!”. The report explains the policies and politics that have helped shape the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Black America and our nation’s response to it. It articulates the challenges faced by Black Americans in reshaping and ultimately stopping the HIV/AIDS epidemic. The report speaks to both AIDS experts and members of the community who may have just become aware of the problem and now need information on how and where to get involved. Click here for details.
The Black AIDS Institute released a national report on the state of AIDS in Black America, titled “The Time is Now!”. The report explains the policies and politics that have helped shape the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Black America and our nation’s response to it. It articulates the challenges faced by Black Americans in reshaping and ultimately stopping the HIV/AIDS epidemic. The report speaks to both AIDS experts and members of the community who may have just become aware of the problem and now need information on how and where to get involved. Click here for details.
Hey ... didn't God create "Purple Haze" for a reason?
http://www.denverpost.com/ci_2791425?rss
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