NC NAACP Statement on the 50th Anniversary of the Stonewall UpRising
NC NAACP Statement on the 50th Anniversary of the Stonewall UpRising The NC NAACP celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising and acknowledges the still-urgent struggle to make the promise of protections for LGBTQ+ people a reality. June 25, 2019...Living in sanctuary ‘like jail,’ Raleigh man facing deportation says
Jose Chicas spends a lot of time on a porch of a home run by St. John’s Baptist Church in Durham, looking out on a street where he dares not walk.
Waiting for God in Sanctuary
Pastor José aches at the order of Immigration and Customs Enforcement that he abandon his family, community, and congregation.
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Voting rights advocates plan ‘citizen action day’ at legislature for fair courts
Lawmakers who return Jan. 10 for a special session will be met by voting rights advocates and members of the public planning to make their voices heard in the fight for fair courts.
NC NAACP Statement on Recent Tax Bill
NC NAACP Statement onRecent Tax Bill The NC NAACP stands with and defends all who are colored by the sin of discrimination. December 4, 2017 Contact: Tyler Swanson, (336) 317-3586, tyler.swanson@naacpnc.org Raleigh – Those who have created and lobbied for the US...On the Record: Rev. T. Anthony Spearman
On the Record talks with the Rev. T. Anthony Spearman about his call on politicians to better protect the African-American community in North Carolina.
Rev. Dr. T. Anthony Spearman
Rev. Dr. T. Anthony Spearman “I find the NAACP continues to be a very relevant organization in which I’m glad I have cast my energies toward. I have been a staunch supporter of the Forward Together/Moral Monday movement, and the second arrestee of the [first]...NAACP Chapter in an Unlikely Place
Mitchell County remains one of the whitest counties in the state. It’s also one of the most conservative—close to 80 percent of voters there supported Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election. Who would imagine that Mitchell County and its neighbor, Yancey County, are home to a large, thriving branch of the NAACP? Virtually all of them are white.