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NRG Energy, Supports HAUL to Combat Racial Inequities
On June 30th, the Houston Area Urban League or HAUL (Houston, TX) announced that it will be the recipient of a $25,000 donation from NRG Energy, parent company to Reliant and part of a $1 million donation toward organizations and initiatives such as HAUL that combat racial inequalities, injustice and related violence.
“Today, our communities are overwhelmed with grief. We are heartsick over the inhumanity we have witnessed in the recent deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor,” said Judson Robinson III, President and CEO. “For more than half a century, the Houston Area Urban League has been a voice for the poor and disadvantaged, empowering this sector with economic development, leadership, humanitarianism, community service and a steadfast commitment to developing our youth. With the support of partners like NRG, we will continue to be successful in these endeavors,” added Robinson.
ATL Black Radio Stations, Urban League United for the Vote
Atlanta’s Black Radio stations have teamed up with the common goals of voter registration, voter education and voter mobilization in advance of the November 2020 election.
ReMarcs Newsletter - July 11, 2020
Tune in Thursday. We're excited to launch our Urban League Fights for You virtual series with MC Lyte! Tune in on Instagram (@mclyte), 7/16 at 8PM ET. | It's time to change the name. Native American communities have objected to the Redskins name from the beginning. Here's why we stand with them. | The latest updates. Marc Morial covers the uptick in COVID-19 cases, how you can help fight for racial justice, and more in his biweekly update. Watch now! | Complete your Census. You can do it from the comfort of your phone, tablet or laptop. Do your part to help secure billions in funding for your community! | Inside scoop. Our D.C. office has the latest on school reopenings, police reform, racial justice, COVID-19, and more. Read on!
Cynical "Operation Legend" Will Make A Bad Situation Worse
KANSAS CITY (July 10, 2020) -- As Kansas Citians gathered to protest police misconduct and federal occupation of the city, National Urban League President and CEO Marc H. Morial and Gwendolyn Grant, President and CEO of the Urban League of Greater Kansas City, warned that Attorney General William Barr’s planned “Operation Legend” will make a bad situation worse.