Election Protection: A Call to Action for the Black Community
“The Vote is the most important non-violent tool we have.” The Honorable Congressman John Lewis During the first presidential candidates’[…]
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“The Vote is the most important non-violent tool we have.” The Honorable Congressman John Lewis During the first presidential candidates’[…]
Read moreFor over three decades, the NAACP headquarters in Baltimore, Maryland, served as the resting place for Dorothy Parker. Forever etched[…]
Read moreWhen 2020 began, few could have imagined what this year would entail. From COVID-19 to racial injustice and civil uprisings[…]
Read moreThe NAACP filed suit in the United States District Court of Washington, D.C. against the United States Postal Service and[…]
Read moreFacebook’s recent failure to extinguish the self-proclaimed militia groups organizing on its platform, including a group called the Kenosha Guard,[…]
Read moreThe Republican National Convention adopted a resolution “refuting the legitimacy of the Southern Poverty Law Center to identify hate groups.”[…]
Read moreOn August 27th… Leading national racial justice organizational leaders issued a joint statement on armed white militia violence and police[…]
Read moreThe NAACP mourns the passing of Congressman John Lewis, a resounding civil rights giant. He fought harder and longer than[…]
Read moreOn April 1st, the House overrode Governor Mike Beebe’s veto of new voter ID legislation, 52-45. The veto was overridden[…]
Read moreThe NAACP released the following statement in response to the passage of a bill repealing the death penalty by the[…]
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