Tag: NAACP
HKonJ Took on Raleigh for the 13th Annual Gathering
The 13th annual Historic Thousands on Jones Street (HKonJ) march was held on Feb. 10 and organized by Rev. William Barber and the NAACP of North Carolina. Attendees began the day by marching in solidarity throughout the city and ended on Fayetteville Street listening to a group of speakers hosted by the rally.
Don’t Call It A Comeback: NAACP Student Chapter Renews at NC State
Shawn Fredericks | Correspondent The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Student Chapter at NC State is returning to campus after three years of inactivity. The chapter has had several cycles of inactivity...
Voter ID Law Struck Down in NC
Carl Hintz| Correspondent On Friday, July 29th, three judges from the US 4th Circuit Court of Appeals struck down Photo ID requirements and other voting restrictions that were enacted in 2013 by the NC legislature (S.L....
N.C. NAACP led Moral Monday resumes in Raleigh
Chris Hart-Williams | Editor-in-Chief @CHartWilliams Once again N.C. NAACP President Rev. William Barber led several social justice groups and hundreds of participants in what has been dubbed Moral Monday.Since the 2013 N.C....
Black & Blue
Duke University continues its celebration of 50 years of Black Students with the NAACP’s Ben...
Wolfpack Chapter of N.A.A.C.P Accepting New Members
Staff Report The Wolfpack chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) has reactivated and will hold its first general body meeting next Tuesday. Last semester, the chapter underwent a...
NAACP Marches to Governor’s Mansion
DeErricka Green | Managing Editor Monday, Sept. 16, the N.C. State chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People rolled out in protest of the legislative attack on voting rights and...
Student Organizations Encourage Voter Registration
Chelsea Gardner | Managing Editor With Oct. 12, the last day to register to vote quickly approaching, voter registration is high on the priority lists for various organizations on campus. This also explains why when walking...
