Ms. Gloria J. Sweet-Love

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  Gloria J. Sweet-Love, right, President of the Tennessee State Conference of NAACP listens during Saturday night's 62nd Annual Convention Freedom award dinner at Austin Peay State University.

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  Gloria J. Sweet-Love, president of the Tennessee Conference of the NAACP, said during the news conference Thursday that black children are being shortchanged by the federal No Child Left Behind program.
  
  "We know in education we need to do more about making sure that you've got not only parents but best quality teachers, you've got counselors and you've got principals held accountable for the child's progress," she said.

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  "Please notice the people that came to the debate and those that chose not to come to the debate," said NAACP State President Gloria J. Sweet-Love.

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  The speaker for this year's event is Gloria Sweet-Love of Brownsville, the state president of the NAACP.

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  The Tennessee State Conference NAACP's 2008 Race Relations Summit will be held in Jackson today and Saturday, said Gloria J. Sweet-Love, state president of the conference.
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  The summit was initiated to take a close look at the progress of race relations in every aspect of life across Tennessee, said Sweet-Love, who was recently elected to the National Board of the NAACP.
  
  "As disparities in education, health care, criminal justice, housing and discrimination in all its forms persist, the NAACP will remain vigilant," Sweet-Love said.
  
  This year, the summit's health focus will be on "The State of AIDS/HIV in Black America."
  
  "This afternoon session will attempt to bring clergy, church and laypersons, as well as community leaders together in a panel discussion to articulate steps to help alleviate the pain and suffering that this disease is causing in the black community," Sweet-Love said.
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  "(Brown) contracted HIV as a teenager and now travels the world speaking to teenagers and young adults about the prevention of AIDS/HIV," Sweet-Love said.

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  Gloria Sweet-Love, state NAACP president, lauded Jerkins' efforts, calling him "a leader extraordinaire."She said he was well deserving of the honor in spite of his humility.
  
  "Still when I call him he says, 'Madam president, if that's what you need,'" she said.
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  Sweet-Love gave the convention similar high marks and was impressed to see the number of youths that participated.
  
  "Everything was fantastic," she said.

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  Gloria Sweet-Love, Tennessee NAACP president, will be present to highlight topics for the state convention, which will run Sept. 20-22 at the AmeriInn in Jonesborough, Tenn.

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  Gloria J. Sweet-Love, president of the Tennessee State Conference of the NAACP, comments about discriminatory mortgage lending during a press conference Wednesday morning at Jackson City Hall. KATIE MORGAN /The Jackson Sun | More
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  Gloria J. Sweet-Love, president of the Tennessee State Conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, said the lenders who have practiced discrimination should "make amends for discriminating against African-American borrowers and eliminate discriminatory policies and practices for good.
  
  "According to the NAACP and its lawsuit (filed last July) against 17 major lenders, the NAACP said that African-American borrowers were given loans with higher interest rates and other poor terms solely because of their race," Sweet-Love said at a press conference in City Hall in Jackson."The Day of Action is marked by events across the country, including in New York, Chicago, Baltimore, St. Louis, Detroit and Seattle."
  
  Sweet-Love added, "NAACP leaders, other officials and community members (held) events at lending institutions and in affected neighborhoods to highlight the pervasive and systemic discrimination against African Americans within the mortgage industry and to demand an end to it."
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  Gloria J. Sweet-Love, president of the Tennessee State Conference of the NAACP, comments about discriminatory mortgage lending during a press conference Wednesday morning at Jackson City Hall.
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  Gloria J. Sweet-Love, president of the Tennessee State Conference of the NAACP, comments about discriminatory mortgage lending during a press conference Wednesday morning at Jackson City Hall. (KATIE MORGAN /The Jackson Sun)

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  Gloria Sweet-Love, State NAACP President, said the organization calls on the State legislature to reject the legislation, which are currently billions of dollars of industry home care in an attempt to defend its profits.NAACP

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  Gloria Sweet-Love, State NAACP President, said the organization calls on the State legislature to reject the legislation, which are currently billions of dollars of industry home care in an attempt to defend its profits.NAACP contact members of the general assembly members to inform their gross injustice of this legislation imposes residents rest home, who are often poor and vulnerable person to defend.
  
  The NAACP occurs several other groups, including the AARP, Tennessee Association for Justice, Tennessee Citizen Action, and independent living centers, unlike HB4053/SB4075."This law is a slap for some of the most vulnerable members of our society, and the NAACP is bitter against them," said Sweet-Love.
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  "The hospice industry efforts to deny the rights of society's most vulnerable people use themselves, profits and pushed heinous," said Sweet-Love.

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