NAACP Launches "STOP" Campaign
On April 25th, the NAACP launched a nationwide initiative to end the prevalence of racist, sexist language, images and concepts[…]
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NAACP Offers Condolences, Support To Virginia Tech Community
April 17th – The National Board of Directors, leadership, staff and members of the NAACP at all levels offer their[…]
Read moreNAACP Mourns Passing of Local Leader & Former National Board Member
Former NAACP National Board of Directors member and past St. Louis NAACP Branch President Evelyn H. Roberts, died recently (March[…]
Read moreNAACP Honors Congressman Conyers with 92nd Spingarn Medal
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Board of Directors named Michigan Congressman John Conyers Jr. the 92nd[…]
Read moreStatement from NAACP Board Chairman Julian Bond
As has been reported over the course of the past week, Bruce Gordon has resigned from the NAACP after a19-month[…]
Read moreNAACP & Red Cross Disaster Teams Assist Tornado Victims in Alabama and Georgia
March 2nd – The months old alliance between the NAACP and the American Red Cross proves to be immeasurable as[…]
Read moreNAACP Opposes Utah's Education Voucher Law, Seeks Reconsideration
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People strongly opposes Utah's decision to implement a broad voucher program that[…]
Read moreEng Column Reveals Need to Address and End Underlying Racial Tension
The NAACP National Headquarters is denouncing the racist comments recently published in the local San Francisco newspaper, AsianWeek by columnist[…]
Read morePartnerships Established with NAACP, the National Urban League, and the Southern Poverty Law Center
On February 27th, Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales and FBI Director Robert S. Mueller III, joined leaders from the National[…]
Read moreNAACP Salutes AT&T's Inclusive Actions in Major Financial Deal
NAACP President & CEO Bruce S. Gordon applauds the announcement by AT&T that two African American-owned firms recently participated in[…]
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