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Every Friday we’ll round up the week’s most compelling stories about social justice, human rights, public health, and public relations.
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As blood donations decline, U.S. ban on gay donors is examined [CNN]
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Texas to test 1965 voting rights law in court [Reuters]
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Mitt Romney addresses NAACP, gets booed [ABC News]
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Saudis to Send 2 Women to London Games [The New York Times]
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Judge lets Mississippi's only abortion clinic stay open — for now [CNN]
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NAACP President Ben Jealous urges bloc to keep voting power [Houston Chron]
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Florida and Iowa are making it harder for felons to get their voting rights back after they've served their sentences [USA Today]
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Ohio governor halts death sentence for third time in 13 months [Reuters]
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Florida A&M President Resigns In Wake Of Hazing Scandal [NPR]
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Studies highlight effectiveness of HIV prevention drug [CNN]
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DC Mayor Vincent C. Gray knew of campaign finance violations in January [Washington Post]
