'The NAACP remains committed to using every tool at our disposal to ensure that all Black Americans have access to clean drinking water. When elected leaders fail us, it is our community that carries us forward.' bit.ly/3Uyyefd

— Derrick Johnson, NAACP President & CEO

Ann Coulter to Vivek: I agreed with you more than any other candidate but I wouldn’t have voted for you because you’re an Indian.

Got to respect racism this pure.

'Justice delayed is justice denied.'

Patrice Willoughby, SVP of Global Policy and Impact at the NAACP, recently spoke with CBS News about the call for President Biden to pardon former Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn J. Mosby.

Read more here: cbsn.ws/3QFj4DM

This is big news!

Congrats, Candace Parker. 👏🏽 Well deserved.

Reflecting on my days at Tougaloo1869 following the Two Rivers Gala on Friday, where I was honored with the Light of Justice award.

Tougaloo taught me to challenge injustices at every turn and to strive for a more equitable society. It was a full-circle moment.

Senior Airman Roger Fortson was only 23 years old.

His young life, dedicated to service, was taken where he should have felt the safest.

This devastating tragedy calls for immediate accountability and justice. bit.ly/3JQWODl

We stand with Marilyn J. Mosby.

Today, we celebrate Ahmaud Arbery on what would have been his 30th birthday. Ahmaud, whose life was tragically cut short in 2020 in a racially motivated hate crime, should be here to celebrate this milestone with his loved ones.

Happy Birthday, Ahmaud. 🖤

'The sad reality is, as Black women take their rightful places in positions of power, dark forces seek to tear down both their progress, and that of our community.”

–Derrick Johnson, NAACP President and CEO

Read our full statement: bit.ly/3UMVbN4

To our Black educators: Your influence extends far beyond your classroom walls. You instill confidence, foster creativity, and ignite curiosity in your students that drives lifelong learning.

Today, we celebrate you! 👩🏾‍🏫📚👨🏾‍🏫

#NationalTeachersDay

If a student can be expelled for racist taunts, a congressman (Rep. Mike Collins) can be held accountable for celebrating their behavior.

Urge your representative to take action by ensuring that congressman is investigated: bit.ly/3UNqOGn

Racism has no place in Congress or anywhere else in our nation.

Rep. Mike Collins' decision to condone racist behavior at Ole Miss cannot be tolerated.

Join us in calling for the Ethics Committee to launch an investigation into the congressman's actions.…

We're thrilled to congratulate Medgar Evers and the entire Evers family on Medgar's well-deserved Presidential Medal of Freedom.

His unwavering commitment to justice and equity left an indelible mark on our history and will continue to inspire future generations.

In exactly six months, we’ll be headed to the polls to make our voices heard.

Are you ready? 🗳️

Visit naacp.org/vote to gain instant access to vital election resources.

'We stand on the steps where we argued in this very court to ensure that our children could sit in the seats at the very universities that they are now protesting.'

—Wisdom Cole, National Director of NAACP Youth & College, during Friday's #FreedomToLearn rally. 👉🏾 bit.ly/4bkcfj0

A Black Woman was victim to pandering, racist remarks and gestures, and hateful speech with the hope of breeding fear, isolation, and retreat.

She marched forward anyway.

I hope racists like Mike Collins took note of that as well.

#ForCultureForCommunity

But the real danger on college campuses is DEI and students being exposed to dialogue about race and racism.

Where was all this riot gear during the insurrection?

On Wednesday, the Governor of Louisiana signed legislation that gives Black voters in the Baton Rouge area an equal opportunity to elect a candidate of their choice to the Louisiana Supreme Court.

That's what we call progress.

Read more: bit.ly/3y31ROt