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NCCJ

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NCCJNational Conference for Community and Justice (formerly National Conference of Christians and Jews)
NCCJNational Conference of Christians and Jews (now the National Conference for Community and Justice)


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President's Award 2004 NCCJ Lifetime Achievement Award 2004 The Magic Johnson Foundation Humanitarian Spirit Award
A tribute to John W. Mack Urban League president by Stern, Elena / Los Angeles Business Journal
The NCCJ, founded in 1927 as The National Conference of Christians and Jews, is a human relations organization dedicated to fighting bias, bigotry and racism in America.
NCCJ honors Donald Eisen as its Humanitarian of the Year by Real Estate Weekly
The NCCJ, formerly known as the National Council for Christians and Jews, changed its name in 1999, in acknowledgement of America's growing religious diversity that includes adherents of Christianity, Judaism, and other world religions such as Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism.
Forgotten Fruit of the City: Chicago and the Moorish Science Temple ... by MUBASHSHIR, DEBRA WASHINGTON / Cross Currents
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