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Legacy of racial terror lives on in the U.S. South
August 27, 2026Suspicious circumstances around the deaths of several young African Americans—and lackluster investigations—have revived memories of lynchings in the old Confederacy.
Read moreTeachers’ Gates, AFGE’s Kelley, energize pro-worker crowd at NAACP
July 23, 2026They build new bridges, strengthening connections between the forces of labor and civil rights
Read moreNAACP and unions plan closer cooperation as November election looms
July 21, 2026The civil rights and labor movements have both put working more closely together on their agendas.
Read moreRabb: General strike not new, enslaved people led one during Civil War
July 21, 2026State Rep. Chris Rabb from Philly describes one across the South in those days
Read moreNAACP opens convention with call for mass mobilization to defeat MAGA
July 20, 2026Long-time leader in lobbying and legal action turns its attention to building election turnout.
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