Farewell, John Payton (1946-2012)
President and Director-Counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund was a renowned leader, intellect in civil rights law.
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President and Director-Counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund was a renowned leader, intellect in civil rights law.
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More than 500 people gathered in Sanford, FL to call for justice for slain teen, resignation of Sanford police chief.
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Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir issued a blockade on food, humanitarian aid that threatens to starve half a million.
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The new voting laws proposed in several states disproportionately affect people of color.
Congressman Payne chaired the NAACP Youth Committee as a student; became first black Member of Congress from New Jersey.
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Commemorative march from Selma to Montgomery protests state's immigration law and new voter identification law.
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Fisk Generating Station and Crawford Generating Station ranked as two of the worst environmental justice offenders in an NAACP report released last year.
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UPDATE: Just one day after NAACP faith leaders issued an open letter to Rev. Franklin Graham regarding statements questioning the faith of President Obama, the evangelist apologized for his commentary.
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Radio One/TV One Founder & media pioneer received honor during 43rd NAACP Image Awards.
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The North Carolina NAACP State Conference and coalition partners advanced their 14 point agenda in a march in Raleigh, NC.
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Thousands attended the Martin Luther King Day rally at the South Carolina State Capitol.
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NAACP units across the nation will host events this MLK holiday weekend in honor of Dr. King's legacy.
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The events in Georgia and Maryland helped kick off NAACP's 2012 efforts to end the death penalty.
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On December 23, the U.S. Department of Justice rejected a proposed South Carolina law requiring voters to have photo identification.
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In collaboration with Brave New Foundation, the NAACP has put together a new video about the impact of the voting right attacks on communities of color.
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On December 17, NAACP President & CEO Benjamin Todd Jealous will join the Alabama NAACP in a march and rally to repeal HB 56, Alabama's new immigration law.
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Thousands gathered in front of the United Nations on December 10--International Human Rights Day--Standing for Freedom against attacks on the right to vote.
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From cities and communities to college campuses, NAACP units are focused on how to prevent new cases of HIV/AIDS.
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Download and print materials for the Stand For Freedom campaign for voting rights.
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NAACP President & CEO Benjamin Todd Jealous joins Troy Davis' sister Kim in Connecticut to call for the repeal of the death penalty.
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