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11/09/2015
Stephen Green: ‘Do not be silent’ National Director of NAACP Youth and College Division, Stephen Green, joins NBC’s Andrea Mitchell to discuss the recent announcement that the President of the University of Missouri resigned after racial inequality on campus and also comments on how...
11/09/2015
Students are taking a stand. This movement is spreading across the country.
Everything We Know About the University of Missouri Football Boycott A graduate student is on hunger strike and 32 black football players have declared that they won't play another game until the university president Tim Wolfe resigns.
11/06/2015
NAACP To Host #BanTheBox Twitter Town Hall, Nov. 6 1pm EST President Obama recently announced a number of criminal justice reforms, one of them includes an effort to make Ban the Box a reality, nationally. NAACP Criminal Justice Department is hosting a Twitter Town Hall with NAACP President/CEO Cornell William Brooks, Nov. 6 1pm EST, releasing a new …
11/04/2015
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The University of Mississippi NAACP took on the University--then the Confederate flag came down. Watch the chapter's Dominique Scott describe how they led the fight.
10/28/2015
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The Voting Rights Act must be protected. Join us in pushing for the presidential candidates to address voter suppression tonight.
10/27/2015
Department of Justice opens civil rights investigation into violent South Carolina classroom arrest After video of officer violently arresting black female student goes viral, even the sheriff calls incident actions "disturbing"
10/26/2015
Ole Miss removes Mississippi state flag from campus Police officers at the University of Mississippi removed the state flag from campus today in a morning ceremony after a campus-wide push from students, faculty and administrators called for the flag's removal.
10/22/2015
NAACP Commends Ole Miss NAACP for Efforts to Remove Confederate Flag The National NAACP commends and supports the dedicated young men and women at Ole Miss who voted to remove the confederate flag from campus this week. The actions this week by the student senate and the campus chapter of the NAACP show how people can unite locally to create positive change in even t…
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