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Expanding opportunities to vote by mail is a critical, commonsense step that states should prioritize in order to help protect the health...Unfortunately, some officials have coupled this call…
NAACP: “The NAACP condemns this unprecedented and brazenly political action of the Treasury Department...This is only the latest example of this administration’s neglect and incompetence when it comes…
NAACP & BET are hosting a four-part virtual town hall series, “Unmasked: A COVID-19 Virtual Town Hall Series”...Our people are dying at disproportionate numbers, and we can’t afford…
Joining forces with WeTV, CBS, and a host of notable influencers to push out PSAs that highlight the importance of the Census, the NAACP is taking a robust…
NAACP CEO Johnson: “We can think of no better way of celebrating his legacy than continuing to fight and make sure we—as Black people—are counted. On behalf of…
"The NAACP urges Congress to begin work on another COVID-19 response package quickly. For the duration of this crisis, we will continue to fight for measures to protect…
Dr. Wilmer J. Leon, III “You can only be destroyed by believing that you really are what the white world calls a nigger…This innocent country set you down…
Marc Morial: “Urban communities of color are likely to suffer the brunt of the health and economic impacts of the coronavirus crisis and any legislative response must contain…
The severity of the coronavirus has had widespread implications across the world and continues to affect the most vulnerable and underserved communities. Photo: NAACP The NAACP hosted an…
Claudette Colvin was one of four plaintiffs, namely Aurelia Browder, Susie McDonald and Mary Louise Smith, who filed a lawsuit against segregated bus seating...The case was successful, thus…
