Remembering Two Civil Rights Champions
June marks the anniversary of the deaths of two civil rights giants who helped to change this country – Robert Kennedy and Medgar Evers.
Read more ›June marks the anniversary of the deaths of two civil rights giants who helped to change this country – Robert Kennedy and Medgar Evers.
Read more ›Calling the Tea Party the ‘Taliban wing of American politics,’ Julian Bond dismisses the faux outrage over the IRS doing its job.
Read more ›‘One of our sayings is ‘Stay in Trouble’ and that’s what we intend to do because we have to fight against anything that threatens the future of our grandchildren.’
Read more ›‘They are pursuing a cruel, unusual and unconstitutional agenda reminiscent of the Old South,” declares Reverend Dr. William Barber.
Read more ›This is a public event and UniteWomen.org would like to invite everyone to join in celebrating the strides being made in women’s rights.
Read more ›One side effect of the recent public awareness of – and call for stronger – gun laws is that we’ve also become more aware of cases like these two men. Society, literally, dodged a bullet.
Read more ›Republicans profess to actually be surprised to learn that African-Americans in Philadelphia did not flock to the polls to vote for Romney.
Read more ›Mayor Bloomberg responds offensively to an NAACP complaint about public schools.
Read more ›The half-term former Governor of Alaska forgets her 15 minutes are over.
Read more ›When coming to an event such as this conference, Romney put his money where his mouth is
Read more ›It will come as no surprise to you that the reason Rush Limbaugh suggests Romney was booed Wednesday while speaking at the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) conference was because—hold on—Romney is white!!
Read more ›Mitt Romney spoke to the NAACP conference on Wednesday in an attempt to convince African-American voters to vote Republican in November.
Read more ›The president knows it. Ben Jealous knows it. I know it. You know it too. There are no excuses.
Read more ›During an afternoon meeting on Saturday, the board of directors of the NAACP voted to endorse same-sex marriage and announced the move via Twitter.
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