What's happening in Merced County that is or should be of importance to our readers and subscribers? How would you describe Merced County as a place for African-Americans and for positive race relations? Who and what are some positive African-American organizations and people making a difference? And others making a difference? Please share our link.
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3/1/2010 11:34:24 pm
Some Positive African-American organizations in Merced , Atwater----are : NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NEGRO WOMEN.SECTION 048--MERCED, DOLORES M. MAPLES IS PRESIDENT,
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Estell R Dunn
3/6/2010 10:54:49 am
The National Council of Negro Women is embarking on a new journey. We will be having our 1st Annual African-American Youth Conference on Saturday, April 10 at Merced College from 7:30a-12:00p. We are asking parents to bring their children to make this a wonderful success. There will be a Parent Empowerment workshop also. The registration is FREE.
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10/20/2010 05:19:17 pm
Wonderful! I can't agree with you more. I benefit a lot from your blog. Very thanks! Have a good day.
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10/26/2010 07:07:10 pm
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