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Elon Musk Speaks With Civil Rights Leaders About Twitter Hate Speech Concerns
The new Twitter CEO spoke with groups such as the NAACP and Color of Change about the midterm election and his moderation policies.
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High School Football Players Blame “Peer Pressure” For Slave Auction Prank
The NAACP has called for a meeting with the school district.
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Will Biden’s Marijuana Executive Pardons Lesson the War on Drugs on Black Citizens?
Some believe the White House's executive order will begin to heal the damage of Nixon's War on Drugs over-policing initiative.
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Daymond John Taps Venus Williams, Spike Lee and More for Black Entrepreneurs Day 2022
'Black Entrepreneurs Day provides an invaluable resource to a community,' said NAACP President and CEO Derrick Johnson.
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Louisville NAACP Says It’s Time For Kentucky Attorney General David Cameron To Go
Officials from the Kentucky chapter are calling for David Cameron to step down over his handling of the Breonna Taylor case.
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NAACP Wants To Make Sure Cowboys For Trump Co-Founder Can’t Run For Public Office Again
The organization claims Otero County Commissioner Couy Griffin violated the 14th Amendment by participating in Jan. 6th Capitol riot.
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Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Plan is Now In, But is It Enough?
The Biden administration's actions will help with debt for up to 43 million borrowers, but will it help Black Americans?
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NAACP Partners With Vote.org To Boost Black Voter Turnout Ahead of Midterms
The non-partisan voting organization will help with training, voting registration, and mail-in ballot requests
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NAACP Says Bipartisan Gun Bill Is A “Step In Right Direction”
NAACP President Derrick Johnson is encouraged, but insists this is the first step to combat gun violence.