CHARLOTTE, NC – In response to ongoing conversations around municipal leadership, NAACP North Carolina President Deborah Dicks Maxwell, issued the following statement: “NAACP North Carolina
RALEIGH, NC – In response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Louisiana v. Callais, NAACP North Carolina President Deborah Dicks Maxwell, issued the following
RALEIGH, NC – The NAACP North Carolina State Conference announced today that Da’Quan Marcell Love will retire from NAACP staff service effective May 30, 2026,
RALEIGH, NC-The NAACP North Carolina State Conference is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of President Chester B. Williams of Halifax County, a devoted
Dear Community, We are pleased to announce that the Speaker Submission Portal for the 2025 Winter Meeting is now live and accepting proposals. We welcome
RALEIGH, NC – Today, NAACP North Carolina State Conference President Deborah Dicks Maxwell issued the following statement on behalf of the more than 120 NAACP
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