NAACP speaker promotes tolerance and respect
Updated on 3/2/2012
From Talisman Ballard High School Seattle, WA
Seattle NAACP Vice President Gerald Hankerson expounded on these ideas through personal stories as well as thoughts about the racial climate of today, inside and outside of the classroom.
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NAACP Chapter
Updated on 4/21/2011
From The Jaguar Journal Central Medical Magnet High School Beaumont, TX
The NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) is a tradition that fights for the civil rights of people in general and African Americans in particular.
The NAACP chapter at
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HPCHS delegation attends NAACP dinner
Updated on 6/6/2010
From The Spectator Highland Park Community High School Highland Park, MI
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Ms Dixon Awarded NAACP Outsanding Principal of the Year Award
Updated on 4/29/2009
From Mainstream Paint Branch High School Burtonsville, MD
Paint Branch’s own principal, Ms. Jeanette Dixon, was chosen by the Montgomery County Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and Montgomery County Public Schools as t
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NAACP Club forms
Updated on 1/23/2008
From The Prowler Quince Orchard High School Gaithersburg, MD
Students and teachers join through Quince Orchard High School’s new National Association for the Advancement of Colored People to promote minority equity and protect students’ voices.As referenced on
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President of NAACP Kweisi Mfume resigns
Updated on 1/11/2005
From The Compass Northwestern High School Baltimore, MD
Kweisi Mfume, the president of the NAACP resigned after nearly 9 years of leadership, catching his fellow members and followers by surprise.
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