| For decades mainstream black organizations such as the NAACP relied on the nickels and dimes of poor and working class blacks for their support. |
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| And did Berry baring her torso in Swordfish provide the wholesome image of black womanhood that the NAACP says it wants to promote? |
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| Second, the NAACP is a highly centralized organization, with a bloated executive board. |
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| The FBI or CIA or NAACP or whomever clone the killer so they can use the replicant to hunt down his evil twin. |
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| Foxx has agreed to be the official spokesman for the NAACP Disaster Relief Fund. |
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| The NAACP continues to address issues in the Sudan and collaborates with multiple organizations to achieve this aim. |
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| The NAACP monitored this implementation while working on legislation aimed at halting the atrocities in Darfur, the Sudan. |
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| After the Murray triumph, Marshall became an NAACP staff lawyer under Houston. |
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| The good news is that groups like the American Civil Liberties Union and the NAACP have filed suit against the state. |
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| Even the NAACP was occasionally concerned with the extent of Evers's efforts. |
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| The civil rights group the NAACP said it would step up its campaign to persuade states, particularly in the south, to abolish the death penalty. |
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| The NAACP also helped to encourage the United States President to support the African Union and to send additional troops to the Sudan. |
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| The NAACP also developed research studies and prepared talking points focused on needs in Liberia. |
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| Organizations including Amnesty International, the NAACP, and the European Parliament have spoken out. |
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| The president of the Montgomery NAACP, Pullman porter e. D. Nixon, saw an opportunity. |
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| And stanhope told The Daily Beast he thought the NAACP controversy had been blown out of proportion. |
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| One such incident involved Jason Upthegrove, a Lima, Ohio, NAACP chapter president. |
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| In February, he cohosted an event with the Discovery Channel and the NAACP about unsolved hate crimes. |
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| On the night George Zimmerman was acquitted, for instance, the NAACP was kicking off its annual meeting in Orlando. |
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| The NAACP called on the Department of Justice to pursue federal civil-rights charges against Zimmerman. |
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| The NAACP has never filed an FEC report for political spending directly from its treasury. |
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| Local officials of the American Civil Liberties Union are cautioning the NAACP against pushing for aggressive prosecutions and imprisonment of people who use racial slurs. |
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| In a different matter, the NAACP filed a complaint to the UN Commission on Human Rights denouncing systematic racial discrimination in the United States. |
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| But you never know what tomorrow will bring, and we want the NAACP to be available to tackle the issues before they get out of control. |
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| Anyone familiar with the remarkable history of the national NAACP knows that's simply not true. |
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| In the opinion below in NAACP, the First DCA was obviously concerned with Coalition being overread. |
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| In 1940, at the age of 32, he helped found and became the chief of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, dedicated to providing legal assistance to poor African Americans. |
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| The end result, Janken tells us, is that the NAACP remained just as perplexed about its racial identity as did Walter White. |
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| The NAACP has also participated in letter writing campaigns to the United States President, members of the Congress and State Department, requesting action to address the conflict in Darfur, the Sudan. |
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| Even though the riot led directly to the founding of the NAACP the following year and the civil rights movement in the middle of the 20th century, it hasn't been taught as part of the school curriculum, Bishop said. |
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| Mary White Ovington, one of the founders of the NAACP, the nation's oldest and largest civil rights organization, was asked in 1914 to describe how the NAACP, which included whites of good will as well as blacks, was started. |
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| Mr. Washington and the NAACP met with leaders in the government, public and private sectors as well as local people to discuss problems such as a lack of clean water, hospitals and schools. |
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| One person perturbed by the ban of the NAACP was Fred Shuttlesworth, pastor of the Bethel Baptist Church. |
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| The book covers the first sixty years of the NAACP, from the intimations in the Niagara Movement to the collapse of the civil rights revolution. |
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| The NAACP fought for the de jure law to be upheld and for de facto segregation practices to be abolished. |
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| During their visit, Holcombe instructed them not to meet with the NAACP committee and not to entertain the possibility of desegregating the library? |
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