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A Black Powerhouse Is Coming for This Former San Jose Officer And His Racist Texts
The civil rights group wants Mark McNamara to be decertified so he can't be a police officer again.
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These Black Women Will Be Featured On U.S. Quarters In 2025
The U.S. Mint announced that Althea Gibson and Ida B. Wells will be celebrated.
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Fla. Approves New Watered-Down Black History Curriculum
On Wednesday, the state's Board of Education approved a controversial set of standards for teaching Black history across the state.
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Dr. Bernice King Claps Back at Sen. Ted Cruz After He Tweets: Dr. King Would Be “Ashamed” of the NAACP
The NAACP has growing concern for minorities in Florida under Gov. DeSantis' legislation
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NAACP Accuses Minneapolis of Lurking on Black Folks’ Social Media
The NAACP filed a lawsuit against the city of Minneapolis and the police department for targeting Black people with undercover social media accounts.
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NAACP: Black Folks, Do NOT Come to Florida
The Florida chapter of the civil rights group asked to release a travel advisory to the Black community.
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2023 NAACP Image Awards: Ben Crump’s Call To Action Takes Everyone To Church
‘We have to be ready to fight for our children’s future until hell freezes over. Then we have to be ready to fight on the ice,’ Crump said.
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Everything We Know About The Michigan State Shooter
Anthony Dwayne McRae, 43, was identified as the gunman who left three students dead and five others injured.
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The Story of The Black National Anthem: The Song That Ruffled White People’s Feathers
"Lift Every Voice and Sing" was performed at the Super Bowl for the first time this year. Here's why it still resonates with Black Americans.
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Virginia’s NAACP Chapter Is Calling For the State to Disband It’s Election Integrity Unit
A Freedom of Information Act request by the NAACP found there were no instances of voter fraud found by the unit/
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