Add to ORKGMaine has as many bigots as the South, says Mrs. Ardello A. Davis, treasurer of the local NAACP. Her comments on job and housing hunting in Portland
Cover Story piece on I Make My Home in Maine: Honoring Black and African Heritage, a four-day sy...
Diverse-City piece addressing the high number of out-of-state responses to previous columns about d...
Like civil-rights activists everywhere, those in Maine challenged racism and inequality in postwar A...
Discrimination is hidden, Portland Negro declares. He is Rupert A. Richardson, head cashier at Zayr...
Politics and Other Mistakes piece on Maine Won\u27t Discriminate and South Portland Citizens for Ju...
What it\u27s like to be a Negro in Maine\u27s largest city. (Long article with photos on the life o...
Diverse-City piece pointing out that the minority population in Maine has risen in recent years, wi...
Black Portlander Merita McKenzie researches the history of Blacks in Maine; funded by the Portland B...
Blacks make up 0.4 percent of Maine\u27s 1,227,928 residents, compared to 12 percent nationwide. Ra...
Commentary from around Maine. Topics presented: Maine is the only state in the nation where the legi...
A look at how Maine\u27s employers are struggling to diversify the workforce, even as the unemployme...
Maine Medical Center yesterday agreed with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored ...
Approximately one-third of Maine businesses are owned by women. With a look at the self-made, Portl...
North by East piece on how the ratio of native Mainers to residents from away almost matches the ...
Profiles of six Mainers, doing their part to make the state better. Paul Trovarello leads a faith-ba...
Cover Story piece on I Make My Home in Maine: Honoring Black and African Heritage, a four-day sy...
Diverse-City piece addressing the high number of out-of-state responses to previous columns about d...
Like civil-rights activists everywhere, those in Maine challenged racism and inequality in postwar A...
Discrimination is hidden, Portland Negro declares. He is Rupert A. Richardson, head cashier at Zayr...
Politics and Other Mistakes piece on Maine Won\u27t Discriminate and South Portland Citizens for Ju...
What it\u27s like to be a Negro in Maine\u27s largest city. (Long article with photos on the life o...
Diverse-City piece pointing out that the minority population in Maine has risen in recent years, wi...
Black Portlander Merita McKenzie researches the history of Blacks in Maine; funded by the Portland B...
Blacks make up 0.4 percent of Maine\u27s 1,227,928 residents, compared to 12 percent nationwide. Ra...
Commentary from around Maine. Topics presented: Maine is the only state in the nation where the legi...
A look at how Maine\u27s employers are struggling to diversify the workforce, even as the unemployme...
Maine Medical Center yesterday agreed with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored ...
Approximately one-third of Maine businesses are owned by women. With a look at the self-made, Portl...
North by East piece on how the ratio of native Mainers to residents from away almost matches the ...
Profiles of six Mainers, doing their part to make the state better. Paul Trovarello leads a faith-ba...
Cover Story piece on I Make My Home in Maine: Honoring Black and African Heritage, a four-day sy...
Diverse-City piece addressing the high number of out-of-state responses to previous columns about d...
Like civil-rights activists everywhere, those in Maine challenged racism and inequality in postwar A...