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NAACP Weekly News Recap

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NAACP, USSA, and other Education Advocacy Groups Host Rally and March to End the Dismantling of the Department of Education

NAACP Opposes Trump’s Recent Attempts to Whitewash American History

Leveraging Our Dollars For Change

The NAACP issued the Black Consumer Advisory to inform and caution Black consumers about the ongoing and intentional rollback of nationwide diversity, equity, and inclusion commitments.

CNN: NAACP Files Lawsuit Over Efforts to Dismantle the Department of Education

NBC News: ‘Presidents do not control elections’: NAACP slams Trump’s executive order on election administration
The NAACP warned against the sweeping executive order Trump signed yesterday that aims to overhaul U.S. election administration and implement requirements controversial among voting rights groups, including requiring voters to provide documented proof of their U.S. citizenship before voting in federal elections.

The Fight Against Project 2025


Project 2025 is a manifesto that seeks to undermine our progress, dismantle democracy, and take us back to a time when we did not have a vote or a voice.

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Hazel Dukes, civil rights advocate and NAACP leader, dies at 92
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NAACP Prepares to Defend Students of Color Following Discriminatory Plans from Department of Education

Ohio Conference NAACP - Listening Session DEI Rollback Initiatives. Please take the time to listen and be better informed.
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New Ohio Laws 2025
The state is preparing for a series of significant changes that will affect everything from workers' wages to school policies. 

Key legislation, including increases to the minimum wage, new rules for religious expression in schools and measures regarding bathroom usage, are set to take effect in the new year.
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