NAACP

NAACP: Over a century of struggle

July 29, 2011 By Rossana Cambron And Luis Rivas

Since its founding 102 years ago, the NAACP has been at the forefront in the fight for civil rights and social justice for African Americans and all working people.

At American Islamic banquet, warning about “surveillance society”

May 10, 2011 By Rick Nagin

"We now live in a surveillance society," civil liberties attorney Chip Pitts charged, "and the dangerous thing is that [it is being] taken for granted, like water is for fish."

Tea party activism tied to extremists turning violent

October 25, 2010 By Joel Wendland-Liu

The tea party and its Republican Party handlers have been linked to extremist and openly racist organizations.

Oct. 2 ‘One Nation’ rally calls for jobs

October 3, 2010 By Tim Wheeler

Protesters rallied at the Lincoln Memorial Oct. 2 to cheer calls for jobs, union rights and a massive vote against corporate greed and hate in the Nov. 2 midterm elections.

Resegregation opponents arrested in Raleigh

July 21, 2010 By Lincoln Whitehall

Nineteen protesters, including the Rev. William Barber II, president of the North Carolina NAACP, were arrested Tuesday in Raleigh at a school board meeting.