Minorities deserve their share of stimulus jobs
By
Lewis W. Diuguid
The Kansas City Star
July 25, 2010
Thousands of people who returned to their homes throughout the U.S. after the NAACP convention in Kansas City should have stayed longer. They left a lot of unfinished business. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver in a public forum on “green jobs” criticized the oldest and largest civil rights group in the nation for failing to live up to its legacy of street protests and activism.
Thousands of people who returned to their homes throughout the U.S. after the NAACP convention in Kansas City should have stayed longer.
They left a lot of unfinished business. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver in a public forum on “green jobs” criticized the oldest and largest civil rights group in the nation for failing to live up to its legacy of street protests and activism.
