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'Historic' Numbers of Black Women Running for Office in Alabama
Will the Democratic Party give Black women the support they deserve?
Ex-Student Who Used Bodily Fluids to Harass Black Roommate, Avoids Hate Crime Charge
"This is a hate crime. Let's stop playing games," said Scot X. Esdaile, president of the NAACP Connecticut chapter.
White High School Baseball Players Threaten to Hang Black Students
Following student protests at the Tennessee high school, school administrators were suspended.
Racist in Chief Told To Stay Away from Civil Rights Museum Opening by NAACP
"He has created a commission to reinforce voter suppression, refused to denounce white supremacists, and overall, has created a racially hostile climate in this nation," said Derrick Johnson, NAACP president and CEO.
Fatal Shooting of Black Man Expunged from Officer's Record
"This crime does not exist for employment application purposes," the former cop's defense attorney said.
Senate Bill 43 Has Been Signed, NAACP's Missouri Travel Warning in Motion: Now What?
The president of the Missouri chapter of the NAACP spoke with DiversityInc about the organization's next steps after issuing its first ever statewide travel advisory — and what it means.
NAACP Warns Minorities Traveling to Missouri
The NAACP and allies rallied at the Capitol in Jefferson City to dissuade the signing of a bill that fails to protect minorities.
Denzel Washington at NAACP Image Awards: 'Ease is a Greater Threat to Progress than Hardship'
The nation's oldest civil rights organization continues to honor talent the Oscars are slow to recognize.
John Lewis Should 'Thank' White Men for Civil Rights, Says Maine Gov.
Gov. LePage later suggested the NAACP apologize to white people.
1,330 Law Professors Oppose Jeff Sessions as AG Nominee
"All of us believe it is unacceptable for someone with Senator Sessions' record to lead the Department of Justice."
The Selma Initiative: NAACP Mobilizes for Voter Protection
"The kinds of threats we have heard in recent months harken back to the first half of the 20th century," said NAACP President and CEO Cornell W. Brooks.
NAACP Sues North Carolina Over Cancelled Voter Registrations
A district judge called the voter registrations removal process "insane" and said it "sounds like something that was put together in 1901."
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