Missouri Man Convicted of Murder Executed After Prosecutor Tried to Stop It September 25, 2024 His lawyers said the trial was unfair because there was only one black juror.
NAACP Asks Biden to Halt Weapons to Israel as He Seeks to Shore Up Black Voter Support June 7, 2024 The Biden campaign is worried blacks will stay home in November.
Biden: What Would Trump Have Done if the Capitol Riots Had Been Led by Black Americans? May 22, 2024 Probably the same thing as when blacks rioted across the country.
North Carolina Appeals Court Upholds Ruling That Kept Confederate Monument in Place March 21, 2024 The NAACP claimed the statue is a symbol of "white supremacy."
NAACP Calls for Black Student-Athletes to Boycott Universities in Florida Over DEI Policy March 13, 2024 “Florida’s rampant anti-Black policies are a direct threat to the advancement of our young people."
A Maryland City’s Apology for Lynchings Rings Hollow for Some March 12, 2024 “It’s a boilerplate, vanilla apology that doesn’t really say anything."
Canceling Student Loan Debt for Black Borrowers Is a Form of Reparations, Says the NAACP January 31, 2024 "This cannot be an option."
Judge Allows New Court in Mississippi’s Majority-Black Capital January 3, 2024 Republicans supported the new court to help control crime in Jackson.
Illinois NAACP President Is Suspended After Branding ‘Rapists and Savages’ Who Are Taking Resources From Black and Homeless People December 28, 2023 Trump has been vindicated.
Illinois Elites Accuse NAACP Leader of ‘Racism’ for Comments About Migrants December 13, 2023 Black leader called illegals "rapists" and "savages."
Bill to Eliminate Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Training at Colleges Advances December 12, 2023 The bill has cleared the Ohio senate.
Voting Group Founded by Abrams, Once Led by Warnock, Faces Financial Scrutiny November 16, 2023 Board chair blames the "hiring people from underserved communities."
Black Voters Have New Power in Mississippi. Can They Elect a Democrat? October 26, 2023 NAACP: “This election is going to be one that is historical."
Emory Healthcare Replaces Christmas Eve With Juneteenth on Paid Holiday Calendar September 8, 2023 NAACP: "I’m sure it will put anger in some hearts."
Oakland NAACP Blasts Local Leaders, Calls for State of Emergency Due to Crime August 4, 2023 Even race hustlers have had enough of crime.
Maryland NAACP Confronts ‘Dreadful’ Black Student Outcomes by Calling Out State, Local Leaders June 7, 2023 "African American children have the potential to learn as others."
NAACP Issues Travel Advisory for Florida May 22, 2023 "Florida is openly hostile toward African Americans, people of color and LGBTQ+ individuals."
Leading Member of San Fran Reparations Task Force Now Suggests Taxing Billionaires to Fund Payments May 17, 2023 Just one of several ways to squeeze whitey.
St. Louis Prosecutor Kim Gardner to Resign June 1 After Weeks of Resistance May 5, 2023 NAACP says the black prosecutor's departure is a "modern-day lynching."
Bond Set for Suspects Arrested in Rape Investigation Following LSU Student’s Death January 25, 2023 The NAACP is aiding the black suspects' defense.
President Biden Has Made Choosing Diverse Federal Judges a Priority January 6, 2023 The NAACP says this Biden policy "might be the most durable in his entire legacy as a president."
EPA Civil Rights Case Targets Mississippi Over Jackson Water October 26, 2022 It's the state's fault that the majority-black city can't manage its affairs.
NAACP Branch President Arrested, Accused of Striking Police Officer at Hospital October 23, 2022 A model civil rights advocate.
NAACP Blasts Tuberville for ‘Flat Out Racist’ Reparations Comments October 11, 2022 GOP senator: "They want reparations because they think the people that do the crime are owed that.”
NAACP Says Jackson’s Water Problems Are Civil Rights Issue October 5, 2022 “I did not choose to be Black. I did not choose this life to not have no water."
Orange County NAACP President Resigns Citing Alleged Anti-Asian Racism August 30, 2022 "It would be hypocritical of me to continue to stand at the helm of an organization branch ‘for the equality of all persons.'"
NAACP DC Branch Raises Concerns About DC Public Schools’ COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate August 26, 2022 Nearly 40 percent of black students are not vaccinated.
NAACP: Abortion Ruling Will Disproportionately Impact Black Women June 27, 2022 “They’ve stripped away our right to vote, and now women have lost their right to their own body."
Baltimore County NAACP Calls on Hogan to Deploy National Guard to Baltimore June 6, 2022 Baltimore is on pace to top 300 murders for the eighth year in a row.
Racial Heresies for the 21st Century May 22, 2022 A report on the 2004 American Renaissance conference.
I Joined the NAACP to Fight Injustice. Ironically, It’s Also Why I’m Resigning. April 22, 2022 Black lawyer accuses the NAACP of enforcing "draconian" bylaws to hide corruption.
NAACP Claims Conway Road Project Is Discriminatory April 20, 2022 “The problem is, it’s only impacting those black folks."
NAACP Report Finds Hollywood’s Scarcity of Black Executives Has Created a Culture “Harming the African American Community” March 15, 2022 “Black youth culture has been co-opted by corporate America to sell products and services."
Seattle Bike Helmet Rule Is Dropped Amid Racial Justice Concerns February 23, 2022 NAACP: “It was a law that really just allowed the Police Department . . . to harass Black and brown community members."
DirecTV Loss Could Cripple Rightwing One America News January 18, 2022 The NAACP called it “a victory for us."
‘We Have to Push Boundaries’ on Civil Rights, Says Incoming NAACP Legal Defense Fund President November 22, 2021 The NAACP's powerful legal arm vows to fight for more "radical" changes.
Schools Debate: Gifted and Talented, or Racist and Elitist? November 9, 2021 NAACP chapter describes the programs as "inherently racist."
NAACP Urges Pro Athletes Not to Sign With Texas Teams Over Voting and Abortion Laws November 2, 2021 "If you are Black, avoid Texas."
Texas NAACP, Students File Federal Civil Rights Complaint over UT-Austin’s ‘Eyes of Texas’ September 8, 2021 They claim the song creates a "hostile environment" for black students.
Two Black Students Won School Honors. Then Came the Calls for a Recount. June 17, 2021 Black parents threaten to sue after white students are discovered to be the real valedictorian and salutatorian.
Cooper, N.C. Prison Officials Agree to Release 3,500 Inmates March 3, 2021 The NAACP agreed to drop its lawsuit on that condition.
NAACP Files Suit Accusing Trump, GOP of Violating KKK Act December 23, 2020 "This suit is baselessly attacking the Trump Campaign’s efforts to protect the integrity of the ballot."
Virginia Democrat, NAACP Leaders Face Felony Charges in Monument Destruction August 18, 2020 Three public defenders have been charged as well.
Confederate Flag Raised Outside Kentucky County Courthouse Sparks Debate April 3, 2020 Local NAACP says that due to coronavirus, "we should all be standing together and not raising divisive issues."
The New Bigotry January 13, 2020 "The multicultural society we aspire to is nothing more than a useful myth to be exploited by minorities."
NAACP Sues Mississippi Prosecutor for Excluding Black Jurors November 21, 2019 Black man who killed four people feels mistreated.
The Stoning of Stone Mountain November 13, 2019 Author suggests adding something related to Martin Luther King, Jr. to make Stone Mountain more palatable.
Students Arrested After Racial Slur Dare Game Is Recorded & Posted on Twitter October 24, 2019 The cure? Hire new black members of staff, and adopt a mandatory diversity course.
Bed Bath & Beyond Pulls Black Jack-O’-Lanterns After Complaints in Nyack October 24, 2019 Pumpkins put on notice: No blackface for you, either.
Annexit: How One Alabama City Could Split in Half Along Racial Lines October 21, 2019 Blacks want control of the city.
Alabama Governor Says She Won’t Resign over Blackface Skit September 4, 2019 NAACP wants her to resign and to expand welfare.
Why the American Ruling Class Betrays Its Race and Civilization August 24, 2019 One of Sam T. Francis' finest essays.
NAACP Sues over Confederate Names on Virginia Schools August 19, 2019 They give blacks a "feeling of inferiority."
NAACP Calls for Trump Impeachment July 24, 2019 The week after the House overwhelmingly voted against impeachment.
Loudoun County NAACP Calls for Investigation into Academies’ Admissions Process March 27, 2019 Only one black student was accepted in the latest wave of admissions.
To Close Racial Gaps, Indiana Sets a Lower Bar for Black Students. Advocates Say That’s Wrong. March 13, 2019 Officials set targets based on how the groups are performing now.
In the South, New Monuments Look to Honor Victims of Lynching March 8, 2019 NAACP: “What we are trying to do is tell the real truth.”
Blocked from Taking Confederate Statues Down, Atlanta, Birmingham, Memphis Try Other Ideas February 15, 2019 Destroying Confederate memorials is “about restoring the dignity of black taxpayers."
‘Old, Male, and Pale’: 2020 Democrats Under Pressure to Hire Minorities February 13, 2019 “It’s politically unacceptable for a Democratic candidate to not have a diverse staff.”
No End to the Number of Celebrities Who Have Donned Blackface February 7, 2019 Judy Garland, Elizabeth Taylor, Billy Crystal, Ted Danson, Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, Sarah Silverman, Joy Behar . . .
Confederate Statue Will Go ASAP, City Says, After Protests Proved It Presents Threat to Safety in Downtown Winston-Salem January 31, 2019 The statue is no threat; it’s unruly mobs that are the threat.
Maxine Waters Meets with CBS News Representatives over Lack of Black 2020 Reporters January 16, 2019 She’s demanding “an explanation.”
Portland NAACP Links Earthquake Warning Placards to Legacy of White Supremacy January 4, 2019 Placard reads, “This is an unreinforced masonry building.”
An Arizona School District Banned a State Representative from Its Campuses After He Said that African Americans ‘Don’t Blend In’ December 10, 2018 So far, he is resisting calls for his resignation.
The ‘Reparations’ Hoax December 2, 2018 Activist groups are trying to build momentum for a new racial shakedown.
Black Man Kicked Out of Yogurt Shop Says Police and Store Apologies Aren’t Enough November 23, 2018 “You got to grind your boot into white supremacy’s throat until you hear it stop breathing.”