The NAACP is an organization
which exists to promote special rights and privileges for the people of one specific race. If
such an organization existed for the benefit of whites, it would be called a racist group, yet
somehow the NAACP is applauded for its race-based discrimination.
The
Left Has Pushed the Envelope. The NAACP just issued a "travel alert" advising Blacks
not to visit Florida. The announcement was timed to draw negative attention to conservative
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' announcement of a presidential bid. Chicago, Baltimore,
Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, and Indianapolis — all outside Florida —
have the highest Black murder rates in the nation. Florida by contrast, with a Black
population of 3.3 million, has the second largest number of Black businesses in the
nation. The chairman of the NAACP's board of directors is himself a Florida resident!
Yes,
Democrats, Stay Out of Florida. Democrats seem to labor under the delusion that the
rest of us long to spend time with them, that we'd be lost without their nagging or just their
smell. When there are long stretches of time without some Karen screaming about how you
should wear a mask at the park or use whatever pronouns they or their kid "decided" they felt like
on that day, no one misses them. Life is better without all of them. [...] That being said,
when gay groups and the NAACP issued "travel warnings" about going to Florida, it made me want to
go there. The NAACP is 114 years old, and in that time did some amazing and important
work. But that time is long over. They defeated the Democrat Party, then became the
Democrat Party by embracing the concept of segregation as a bastardized form of tolerance.
NAACP
Leader Tells Black Americans That Florida Isn't Safe For Them. Guess Where He
Lives. The NAACP Board of Directors issued a statement on Saturday warning black
Americans that the state of Florida was not a safe place for them and included an official "travel
advisory" calling the state "openly hostile" — but the board's chairman, Leon Russell,
apparently lives in Florida himself. The statement, released on Saturday, accused Governor
Ron DeSantis of making "aggressive attempts to erase black history and to restrict diversity,
equity, and inclusion programs in Florida schools." The travel advisory goes on to warn black
Americans that "Florida is openly hostile toward African Americans, people of color, and LGBTQ+
individuals. Before traveling to Florida, please understand that the state of Florida
devalues and marginalizes the contributions of, and the challenges faced by African Americans and
other communities of color."
NAACP
issues travel advisory against visiting Florida. The NAACP's national board of
directors has issued a formal travel advisory for Florida, warning black and LGBTQ people against
visiting the state due to Governor Ron DeSantis' policies. 'Florida is openly hostile toward
African Americans, people of color and LGBTQ+ individuals,' states the advisory issued on Saturday
night by the civil rights group. 'Before traveling to Florida, please understand that the
state of Florida devalues and marginalizes the contributions of, and the challenges faced by
African Americans and other communities of color,' it adds.
Recent
Lowlights in Woke Capture of Our Once-Venerable Institutions. [T]here have been a few
recent, powerful examples, coming in quick succession, illustrating the extent to which leading
liberal institutions of civil society have been captured by far-left activist wokesters who take
opportunistic advantage of their groups' venerable reputations in an attempt to repurpose them for
dubious ends. Take, for example, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored
People, once one of the nation's leading lights of the civil rights movement, which in recent
decades has increasingly degenerated into a cesspool of grievance politics, intersectionality,
race-tinged hucksterism, and crass Democratic Party politicking. Last week, the Florida
chapter of the NAACP asked its national board to issue a travel advisory against visiting the
Sunshine State due to Gov. Ron DeSantis' recent moves to, among other things, extirpate
"diversity, equity, and inclusion" racialist indoctrination from public universities and convince
the College Board to drop asinine leftist indulgences such as "queer studies" from its model
Advanced Placement curriculum in African American studies.
NAACP
urging pro athletes in free agency not to sign with teams in Texas over voting, abortion laws. The NAACP
(National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) issued a letter Thursday [10/28/2021] to all major players'
associations calling for athletes in free agency to avoid signing with teams that are in Texas in response to the state's
recently enacted voting laws and new restrictions to women's reproductive freedoms. "In response to the most recent
attacks on voting rights and reproductive care, the Association sent an open letter to the National Players' Leagues, urging
free agents to reconsider moving their families to a state that is not safe for anyone," said the NAACP in a press
release. The two-page letter was sent to the NFL, NBA, WNBA, MLB and NHL Players' Associations signed by NAACP
President and CEO Derrick Johnson and NAACP Texas President Gary Bledsoe.
The Editor says...
The term "reproductive freedom" is a pernicious name for fetal homicide.
NAACP
pledges to bail Texas Dems out of jail if they're arrested for fleeing the state to tank bill. The NAACP on
Tuesday [7/13/2021] vowed to bail out any Texas Democrat arrested by state authorities for running away from a special
legislative session earlier in the week called by GOP Gov. Greg Abbott to consider, among other things, new voter
integrity legislation. "War has been declared on democracy, and we will support anyone who stands up to defend
it. We are fully invested in good trouble," NAACP President Derrick Johnson said in a statement. The pledge comes
after nearly 60 state Democrats boarded chartered busses and planes on Monday to intentionally deny a quorum to majority
Republicans who are pushing to shore up voter integrity ahead of the 2022 elections following a chaotic and mistrusted 2020
election cycle.
BLM
and NAACP are slammed for their silence over racist 'Uncle Tim' attacks on GOP Senator Scott. Black Lives
Matter and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People have been harshly criticized by Republicans for
failing to condemn the viral 'Uncle Tim' reference to Senator Tim Scott on Wednesday [4/28/2021]. Scott was compared to
the racist 'Uncle Tom' trope that depicts black people as subservient after delivering the GOP rebuttal to President Joe
Biden's speech before Congress in which he defended the country as not racist. Scott spoke extensively about race, and
made the point that while he had personally experienced discrimination, he did not believe the United States was an
inherently racist country.
Portland
NAACP president resigns following accusations of sexual abuse. An NAACP president in Oregon has resigned after
11 people accused him of sexual and psychological abuse while attending his church decades ago, the civil rights group
said. Portland NAACP President E.D. Mondainé submitted his "immediate resignation" late Tuesday [10/20/2020],
the organization said in a statement. "The NAACP is firmly opposed to all forms of abuse, assault, harassment or
discrimination," the statement said. "Such behavior has no place in the Association, regardless of whether these
instances occurred in previous or current administrations." An investigation into the accusations is ongoing —
and "additional and appropriate action" will be taken if necessary, NAACP officials said.
NAACP
Chapter President: Being A Police Officer 'Is A Choice,' 'No Such Thing As Blue Lives'. According to
NAACP chapter president Bishop Talbert Swan, there is "no such thing as Blue Lives" because police choose to do their jobs
whereas black people do not choose the color of their skin. In a Twitter post on Saturday [9/12/2020], the NAACP
Greater Springfield president said that while the death or murder of a police officer is a terrible tragedy, it does not have
the same implication as a black person being gunned down by police. [...] Talbert Swan is not the only activist to
irreverently respond to the news about the shooting of two officers. Following the incident, leftist think tank The
Gravel Institute said that "blue lives" simply don't matter.
Let's
Take Back Our Kids, Already! Dad was a civil rights pioneer. He pressured me and my four younger
siblings to always vote and join the NAACP. Upon attending my first NAACP meeting, I was stunned. They actually joined
in a circle; held hands; and sang, "We Shall Overcome". Their rhetoric sounded as though I had stepped through a time warp
back to 1950. Leftist institutions of indoctrination are still selling students, black and white, the absurd lie that
America has not progressed racially beyond the 1950s.
NAACP
Responds to Joe Biden Comments: We Never Endorsed Him, Or Anyone. The National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) responded Friday evening to comments earlier in the day by former Vice President Joe
Biden, who claimed — falsely — that the NAACP had endorsed him. In an interview [...], Biden
said: "If you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or Trump, then you ain't black." He went on to defend
his record on issues relevant to the black community, claiming: "The NAACP has endorsed me every time I've run."
NAACP's
own poll reveals surge in black support for Trump - and they react badly. Dependence on 90% voting support from
African-Americans for electoral success is the jugular vein of the Democratic Party. President Trump's rising support
among black voters is correctly seen as an existential threat to the party's — and progressivism's —
ability to win national elections. That's why I thought it was big news last Saturday when Rasmussen proclaimed that
black approval of Trump had hit 29%, even though most of the media ignored it for reasons AT readers well understand.
Why NAACP's
Anti-Oil And Gas Report Is Hot Air. The NAACP recently published a paper with a dramatic claim:
"African-Americans face a disproportionate risk of health problems from pollution caused by the oil and gas industry."
It generated many headlines. But it's deeply misleading. Instead of acknowledging the complex factors that cause
health problems in minority communities, the paper's authors point a collective finger at energy firms.
Unabomber's
Brother, NAACP Call for End to Death Penalty. A representative from the NAACP joined other activists to advocate for
the abolition of the death penalty, referring to capital punishment as "state-sponsored violence." "This is a modern-day human
rights issue that felt really solvable as a law student, like, we can just get rid of this, right? We don't need this.
Let's move forward and get rid of this and move on to some other human rights issues — that's kind of how I found myself
representing people who are on death row," Ngozi Ndulue, senior director of criminal justice programs at the NAACP, said during a
vigil to abolish the death penalty recently organized by Death Penalty Action at the Supreme Court.
Candace
Owens Tells the Truth about the NAACP. The NAACP has long been a sacred cow. It did some good long ago,
but for decades it has been a useless, left-wing pressure group in thrall to the Democratic Party. As such, it has
generally opposed the interests of most African-Americans.
The
California NAACP wants 'The Star-Spangled Banner' removed as the national anthem. The California NAACP is
seeking state lawmakers to support its campaign to remove "The Star-Spangled Banner" as the national anthem, according to The
Sacramento Bee. The Bee on Tuesday reported that the California NAACP passed a resolution at its state conference last
month aimed at the song's removal. The resolution urges Congress to rescind "one of the most racist, pro-slavery,
anti-black songs in the American lexicon" in "The Star-Spangled Banner."
Get rid
of 'The Star-Spangled Banner' as national anthem, state's NAACP urges. When California lawmakers return to the
Capitol in January, the state chapter of the NAACP will be seeking their support for a campaign to remove "The Star-Spangled
Banner" as the national anthem. The organization last week began circulating among legislative offices two resolutions
that passed at its state conference in October: one urging Congress to rescind "one of the most racist, pro-slavery,
anti-black songs in the American lexicon" as the national anthem, and another in support of former San Francisco 49ers
quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who launched a protest movement against police brutality among professional athletes by
kneeling when "The Star-Spangled Banner" was played before games. "We owe a lot of it to Kaepernick," California NAACP
President Alice Huffman said. "I think all this controversy about the knee will go away once the song is removed."
Dem
Rep 'Sees Nothing Wrong' With Changing The Anthem. Illinois Democratic Rep. Danny Davis says he sees
'nothing wrong' with the California ACLU's effort to ban the Star Spangled Banner as the country's national anthem.
"Well, you know, one of the things about the Constitution that our forefathers wrote, and basically, there were none of our
foremothers that were there. There were none of our fore-sisters there. There are changes that can take place and
there is room to change," he told TheDC Thursday. Alice Huffman, president of the California chapter of the NAACP,
declared the anthem to be "racist" and that it "doesn't represent our community. It's anti-black people," SFGate.com,
reported Wednesday. The NAACP is hoping for lawmakers to change it.
NAACP
Leader Defends Confederate Monuments: Statues Not A Problem. One of the leaders in the National
Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) spoke out against the removal of Confederate statues, saying they
are a part of history. Speaking to reporters on Tuesday at City Hall in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, local NAACP chapter
president Esther Lee expressed her frustration with the current state of affairs in the U.S., WFMZ reported. "I think
it's all senseless. All senseless," Lee said. "You know, we're 108 years in as NAACPers and we might think
things would improve, but they do not. You know we still have this factor about black and white." Lee continued
talking about Confederate statues, noting that it is pointless to take them down.
NAACP
Leader Balks At Idea Of Congressional White Caucus. Cornell William Brooks, President and CEO of the NAACP, was
at loss for words Thursday night as former Reagan adviser Jeffrey Lord injected a hypothetical Congressional White Caucus
into a debate on CNN's Anderson Cooper 360. The racially charged exchange began during a discussion of President Trump
having asked an African-American reporter from a black-focused new radio outlet if she knew the leadership of the Congressional
Black Caucus.
NAACP
Denies Giving Sessions Award. The president of the NAACP's Alabama chapter said the award the group purportedly
gave then-Sen. Jeff Sessions is "bogus." The honor in question is the 2009 Governmental Award of Excellence, which
surfaced while aides were cleaning out Sessions' Mobile, Ala., office in preparation for his move to the Department of
Justice. The plaque, which has Sessions' name on it, lists that the award was given during the NAACP's Civic and Human
Rights Convention in Mobile April 23-26, 2009, "for the outstanding work you do."
AACP
Head And Convicted Murderer Says He'll 'Fire Back' If We Report On Embezzlement. A high-ranking official
convicted of murder threatened to "fire back" if The Daily Caller News Foundation Investigative Group (TheDCNF) reported that
a new branch president for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) embezzled during his tenure
at a previous nonprofit. Gerald Hankerson, president of the Alaska, Oregon and Washington State regional NAACP, told
TheDCNF he wasn't "authorizing" the disclosure because it "strikes a blow to the NAACP by indicating that we allow criminals
at the leadership."
Black
History (aka Demonize White America) Month. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas' rise from nothing is an
extraordinary American tale. The NAACP and so-called civil rights community should hold Justice Thomas up high as a
shining example to black youths of what can be achieved via education, hard work, right choices, and self-reliance.
Remarkably, Justice Thomas is despised by the NAACP and fellow Leftists for exposing the benefits of embracing Myers' tried
and true virtues. Renowned black retired neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson and black businessman extraordinaire Herman
Cain are hated by the NAACP for the same reasons. They do not view themselves as victims nor do they hate whites and
America. Both Carson and Cain love their country and tout the benefits of self-reliance, education, and hard work.
NAACP
President Busted for Dealing Coke: Media Ignores. The President of the NAACP getting busted for coke to
make his child support payments apparently isn't news. You're not going to hear about this one from anywhere in the
major media — maybe not even in Muncie. Now if he was the pastor the large evangelical church, we suspect
that would be different.
NAACP
president arrested in Jeff Sessions' office. The president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and
other employees of the organization were arrested around 7 p.m. CST Tuesday [1/3/2017] after they refused to leave Sen. Jeff
Sessions' office in Mobile, Ala. President Cornell Brooks and three other staffers were taken into police custody after spending the day
sitting on the floor of the Republican senator's office. Brooks said they would not leave until either Sessions declined his nomination
as attorney general or they were arrested.
NAACP stages
protest in Jeff Sessions' office. The NAACP staged a sit-in on Tuesday [1/3/2017] to protest the nomination of
conservative U.S. Senator Jeff Sessions as the nation's next Attorney General, vowing to occupy his Mobile, Alabama, office
until he withdrew as a candidate or demonstrators were arrested. Sessions, 70, has a record of controversial positions
on race, immigration and criminal justice reform. Along with the sit-in, the National Association for the Advancement
of Colored People (NAACP) organized demonstrations at his offices statewide to draw attention to their concerns about his
track record.
The
NAACP Promotes Grievance Industry. As a proud grateful American who happens to be black, what I am about to say
is sure to cause me to be called ugly names and the black community yelling, "Off with his head!" Frankly, I do not
care. God calls Christians to be salt rather than surrendering to evil "groupthink". I saw a TV commercial for the
NAACP Image Awards in which a group of black youths on stage had clinched fists raised in the black power pose. The
camera cut to multimillionaire black celebs like Spike Lee in the audience smiling approvingly. I thought, here we go
again, another generation of black youths taught to view themselves as victims and hate their country.
NAACP is supposed to
be for blacks? The NAACP wants to freeze expansion of charter schools until, according to the
resolution, they meet the same "transparency and accountability standards as public schools," no longer compete for the same
public funds as public schools, don't reject students public schools accept, and that evidence of segregation is no longer
evident. It is disappointing that the NAACP, which defines itself as a civil rights organization, wants to deny a right
as fundamental as parents determining how and where to educate their children. But although disappointing, it not
surprising. It is not just charter schools NAACP opposes, but all alternatives to public schools.
NAACP
Leader on Keith Scott Shooting: 'It Really Doesn't Matter If He Had a Gun'. A local NAACP leader told CNN's Carol Costello Thursday
[9/22/2016] that it didn't actually matter whether or not black Charlotte man Keith Scott had a gun on him when he was shot and killed by police.
Scott's death led to protests and violence for the past two days, after his family reported that he was holding a book when he died. Charlotte
police have called that false, saying that police body camera footage shows he was brandishing a gun and that they recovered a weapon from the
scene. But the president of the Charlotte chapter of the NAACP Corine Mack said ultimately it didn't matter.
NAACP
considers role alongside Black Lives Matter at annual convention. After high-profile police killings of black
men in Baton Rouge and Minneapolis and two targeted killings of police officers, the US is being forced to stare down its
perennial struggles with race and justice. So as 5,000 NAACP members, volunteers and leaders descend on Cincinnati,
Ohio, one natural question that presents itself is: where does the venerable association sit in relation to the relatively
nascent Black Lives Matter movement that has captured the nation's attention with its loud, urgent protests against police violence?
NAACP
members call for ban on privately managed charter schools. The NAACP has long expressed concern about charter
schools, but now its members are taking a tougher stance. At their recent annual national convention late last month,
members of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People approved a resolution that included language
calling for a moratorium on the expansion of privately managed charters. For years, resolutions at annual national
conventions of the historic organization have raised issues about charters, but the 2016 resolution uses stark
language. The new resolution (see text below) notes that "charter schools with privately appointed boards do not
represent the public but make decisions about how public funds are spent," and it cites a number of problems with some
charters, including punitive disciplinary policies, fiscal mismanagement and conflicts of interest.
NAACP
chief: 'Ensure every demonstrator is a vote'. Black Lives Matter activists need to "need to ensure that every
demonstrator is a vote" in the fall elections in order to win policy changes pertaining to police misconduct and
officer-involved shootings, according to the head of the NAACP. "To bring about the kind of change that we need, we
need to ensure that every demonstrator is a vote and that we to show up en masse and in the millions at the polls in
November," NAACP president Cornell William Brooks said on CBS' "Face the Nation" Sunday morning [7/10/2016].
Alabama
NAACP president under fire for allegedly selling endorsements. The president of the Birmingham, Ala. NAACP is
under fire for allegedly trying to sell endorsements from an influential local PAC, after he told local candidates if they
did not buy a table or ad at an event, they would not be considered for an endorsement.
Ousted
Spokane NAACP head sued Howard U. for discrimination, claiming she was white. Rachel
Dolezal, the former head of the Spokane chapter of the NAACP, sued Howard University after she
received her graduate degree there, claiming the historically black college had discriminated
against her because she was white. Dolezal resigned as president of the Spokane NAACP Monday
[6/15/2015], just days after her parents told local media outlets that their daughter had
misrepresented herself as fully or partially black. In reality, they said, their daughter's ancestry
is German, Swedish, and Czech, with some Native American background as well. WTTG reported that
Dolezal filed her lawsuit against Howard in 2002, asking for damages due to "medical and emotional distress."
Rachel
Dolezal Steps Down as Head of Spokane NAACP. Dolezal was supposed to address the media
on Monday [6/15/2015] regarding her parents' claim that she was actually white and had been
pretending to be black for years, but that didn't happen. [...] Instead of addressing the media,
Dolezal addressed the NAACP executive committee and members in a Facebook post on the Spokane
chapter's page, saying, "The dialogue has unexpectedly shifted internationally to my personal
identity in the context of defining race and ethnicity."
Questions
about Rachel Dolezal linger as NAACP members react. Members of the Spokane NAACP
chapter plan to demonstrate today over the controversy enveloping their president, Rachel Dolezal,
who said Sunday [6/14/2015] she's not ready to face them and explain claims she has lied about her race.
The NAACP's Fomenters
of Fear. [Scroll down] A typical and familiar headline: "Arson at Black Church
Echoes Bigotry of the Past." The NAACP jumped onboard and demanded that then-Attorney General Janet
Reno investigate. President Clinton fanned the flames; panels were formed; federal spending programs
were passed. But a year later, Fields' own paper was forced to admit that "analysis of the 64 fires
since 1995 shows only four can be conclusively shown to be racially motivated." Several of the crimes
had been committed by black suspects; a significant number of the black churches were in fact white churches;
and the Chicken Littles had obscured numerous complex motives including mental illness, vandalism and
concealment of theft.
NAACP
President Compares Ferguson Public Officials to 'Roaches'. Shortly after Ferguson
Police Chief Thomas Jackson announced his resignation on Wednesday [3/11/2015], NAACP President
Cornell William Brooks said he viewed it as "a validation, certainly not a victory." "The fact
is that the Department of Justice uncovered an unholy trinity between the Ferguson Police
Department, the municipal court and city hall. And the fact you have these resignations
indicates that these public officials are reacting to the Department of Justice report the way
roaches react to light.
NAACP
Leader Slams Obama's Executive Amnesty: 'Our Kids Have Dreams Too'. A local NAACP
president spoke out against how illegal immigrants are using up public resources that would have
otherwise gone to people of color in the country legally on "The Laura Ingraham Show" Monday
[3/9/2015]. Bob Ross, president of the Maryland Prince George's County NAACP, was on the show to
discuss his efforts to lobby against Prince George County's efforts to create two high schools
specifically for recent immigrants and dedicated to teaching students English. The local
NAACP chapter is vocally against the proposal, with Ross calling it "separate but equal."
NAACP
Battles Latino Group Over Special Schools For Immigrant Students. A Maryland chapter
of the NAACP and the Latino activist group Casa de Maryland are squaring off over a plan to open two
new schools to help immigrant students learn English. The Prince George's County chapter of the
NAACP calls the facilities "separate but unequal," and its president, Bob Ross, fears that money for
the schools will be diverted from black schoolchildren, WUSA 9 in Washington, D.C. reports. But
Casa de Maryland claims that the facilities will help immigrant students assimilate into society.
What
Do The Politicians Who Claimed Bombing Targeted Colorado NAACP Branch Say Now? None of
the politicians who asserted that last month's bombing in Colorado Springs was targeted at the
city's NAACP branch are now willing to admit that they were wrong. The Daily Caller reached out
to Maryland U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin, Georgia U.S. Rep. John Lewis, and Texas U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson-Lee
upon Friday's [2/20/2015] news that the man who set off a small bomb at the building which housed
Colorado Springs' NAACP branch on Jan. 6 — 44-year-old Thaddeus Murphy —
actually targeted his former accountant, not the NAACP.
Racial
Fairy Tales from the NAACP. [Lei-Chala] Wilson was explaining to a reporter from the
San Diego Union-Tribune why crime rates for black people are so astronomically out of proportion:
"The statistics have proven we don't commit more crimes than anyone else, but we're more likely to
get stopped, detained and arrested," Wilson said. [...] If what Wilson says is true, in San Diego
alone, tens of thousands of white criminals are getting away with murder, assault, burglary, theft,
you name it. All under the sleepy gaze of the local newspaper that might be expected to notice
something like that. A paper that apparently is too somnambulant to ask: "Really?
What statistics are you talking about?"
Sacramento
NAACP Leader Prepares Excuses for Ferguson Violence. The President of Sacramento's
NAACP branch has stated that he hopes there will not be violence once the decision in the case of
Officer Darren Wilson is handed down, but also asserted that he understands that members of the
NAACP community have animosity for police.
The
Silence of the 'Colored People'. Voters on Election Day chose Tim Scott as South
Carolina's U.S. senator. They also sent Utah's Mia Love and Texas's Will Hurd to the U.S. House of
Representatives. Thus, the 114th Congress will include three black Republicans. This is a new
high-water mark for black Americans. Too bad the National Association for the Advancement of
Colored People couldn't care less. (America's oldest civil-rights organization still plasters
that retrograde expression all over its logo and website.)
When
Will the NAACP Truly Help Their People? Folks, I am sorry, but the NAACP and others in
their civil rights syndicate are a despicable bunch. All they really care about is furthering
liberalism and increasing their political power. They are disgusting.
NAACP
To Host "How To Stay Alive When Stopped By A Cop" Forum. It was following the shooting of Brown that the
metro chapters of the NAACP joined with the Georgia NAACP in announcing that they would be training young African American
males about how to stay alive when they are stopped by a police officer. They also called for sensitivity training of
police officers in Georgia. Atlanta NAACP President Dr. R.L. White says, "Most of the cops, are good cops but
every once in a while one in a basket can spoil the whole thing."
Texas
prosecutor fired for dismissing juror over NAACP activism. A senior prosecutor in
Travis Country (Austin) Texas has been fired for dismissing a juror in a trial and is likely to
sue, which could lead to a fascinating court battle over the nature of the NAACP.
Liberals:
Exempt from Scrutiny. Does the NAACP stand as our watchdog over racism? In theory,
yes; in fact, not so much. The L.A. branch was quite content to overlook Donald Sterling's sterling
racialism, given his donations. Sterling apparently thought that supporting the local NAACP either
was not antithetical to his racist sloppy talk and rental practices, or was a wise investment in
progressive insurance. Al Sharpton receiving a "person of the year" award from the same branch of
the NAACP is no less absurd than Donald Sterling's "lifetime-achievement award" — given
that Sharpton is on record as an anti-Semite, homophobe, inciter of riot, former FBI informant, tax
delinquent, and convicted defamer of a district attorney. But the NAACP brand nowadays functions
much like our green culture, as a sort of way to display correct coolness.
Fmr.
NAACP President: Tea Party's Disrespect Toward Obama Drove Politics 'Into a Ditch'. Benjamin Jealous, the former
president of the NAACP, appeared on MSNBC on Thursday and praised Attorney General Eric Holder's remarks before the National
Action Network, in which he implied that both he and President Barack Obama suffer race-based indignities from conservatives.
Jealous said the nation should count itself "blessed" to have such an honest attorney general and blamed the tea party for the racial
antipathy directed at White House officials.
Former ACORN CEO at Sharpton Convention: Amnesty Opponents, Voter ID Supporters Want
USA Apartheid. Bertha Lewis, the former CEO of ACORN, claimed at Al Sharpton's National Action Network convention
on Wednesday that opponents of amnesty and supporters of voter identification laws want to institute in America something similar
to South Africa's apartheid. President Barack Obama will address the convention on Friday and discuss voting rights issues
and voter ID laws. Speaking on a panel about immigration reform, Bertha Lewis, who is now the president and founder
of The Black Institute, noted that America will soon "have a new majority, and that majority will be darker — black,
and brown, and Asian."
The
NAACP Realizes the IRS Limiting Free Speech is a Bad Thing. In response to its own inappropriate targeting of conservative, patriot
and tea party groups, the IRS has proposed a new set of rules limiting the free speech of tax exempt groups. [...] But now, liberal groups
like the NAACP are discovering new rules apply to them too and they're not happy about it.
NAACP requires
marchers protesting North Carolina voter ID law To Show Photo ID. North Carolinians marching to protest voter-ID laws must present
a valid photo ID to participate in an NAACP-hosted protest against voter-ID laws in Raleigh on Saturday [2/8/2014]. The central claim among
the protesters is that the voter-ID laws disenfranchise certain segments of the voting population, particularly minority voters and poor voters.
According to official NAACP flyers passed out at the rally, protesters must carry the precise kind of ID that they would be expected to present at
the voting booth.
Stop Giving Obama
Radicals the Benefit of the Doubt. Right now the nomination of Debo Adegbile to run the Justice Department Civil Rights Division
is before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Adegbile was the former NAACP Legal Defense Fund head. In that role, he oversaw the
defense of the cop-killing Black Panther Mumia Abu-Jamal. The Fraternal Order of Police has demanded that President Obama withdraw
the nomination. Adegbile has pushed every other crackpot racial theory popular among the civil rights industry. His career
has been characterized by attacking school discipline policies and employer background checks as racially motivated. He fought to
keep Abigail Fisher out of the University of Texas Law School merely because she was white. Just a decade ago, this radical
racialist background would have been a disqualifier for any nominee to the Justice Department. But today, radicalism is a
prerequisite for the job.
NAACP
accused of selling-out to same-sex movement. The civil rights movement has been hijacked at the expense of black Americans.
One black leader says the NAACP literally has sold out to check-writing gay rights leaders. The legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.,now
is used to promote a new agenda. Expect to hear it expressed in today's Lincoln Memorial speeches by Presidents Carter, Clinton and Obama.
Sexual rights, which protect behavior, often are emphasized more than racial equality, even though race is something that nobody can change about
themselves.
The NAACP has stopped advancing colored people and started advancing
colored progressives. Why I left the NAACP.
After a Florida jury acquitted George Zimmerman in the killing of Trayvon Martin, the NAACP pledged that it "will not rest until racial
profiling in all its forms is outlawed." The reaction is characteristic of today's NAACP, a group that deals more in political
demagoguery than in advancing the causes relevant to African Americans. The group is a shadow of what it once was. There
was a time when the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People was at the forefront of the fight for equal rights and
black empowerment.
NAACP president
Ben Jealous: These are 'times of great peril'. Today's opening speeches of the NAACP's national convention in Orlando have become a
rallying cry for action in Trayvon Martin's name. NAACP president and CEO Benjamin Todd Jealous told hundreds of attendees that although
these are times of great possibility, they are also "times of great peril." "We feel it every time we see one of our young sons... walk
out the door and pull his hoodie up," said Jealous.
The Editor says...
The rebuttal to Mr. Jealous has already been written by
Jack Coleman:
"Then again, your teenage son, regardless of skin hue, is likely to live a longer, healthier life if he manages to avoid suspensions from
school, dabbling in drugs, getting caught with jewelry and a burglary tool hidden in his backpack, and aspiring to gangstahood."
Justice
Department faces evidence hurdles in proving Zimmerman bias after verdict. The NAACP started the drive to pressure the DOJ to continue
its probe by posting a petition Sunday morning on the website MoveOn.org. "The most fundamental of civil rights — the right to
life — was violated the night George Zimmerman stalked and then took the life of Trayvon Martin," the group wrote.
The Editor says...
The NAACP's great concern over the "right to life" would be a lot easier to take seriously if they said something about
the black babies being killed every day in abortion clinics. Every day,
approximately 1,876 black
children are aborted. Yet the NAACP is completely silent about abortion, because to oppose abortion is to oppose the Democratic
Party, which is the abortion party and is also the source of the NAACP's political clout.
NAACP Blackballs Borelli and Bryant.
The NAACP is blackballing black conservatives. Specifically, two black conservatives: Deneen Borelli and the Reverend
C. L. Bryant. You missed this? Considering the state of the liberal media these days, one shouldn't be surprised.
NAACP
holds town hall meeting at church. Members say it's important to gather at church and have civilized meetings and rallies -- and
stay away from the courthouse. "The so-called "demonstration area" that has been designated you will not see us protesting in that
particular area cause no one tells us where to go, how long to stay, what to do, and what to say," said Seminole County NAACP President
Turner Clayton Jr.
150 People
Arrested In NAACP Protest Against NC Republicans. Upwards of 150 people were arrested outside the doors to the
[North Carolina] state Senate chambers, where demonstrators chanted, sang and delivered speeches decrying what they called a
regressive agenda that neglects the poor.
The NAACP and company thrives on black Americans believing themselves
victimized. The NAACP leadership has abandoned it's commitment to traditional marriage, family, education, self-reliance and
hard work. The once great well-intentioned organization has morphed into a far-left radial liberal racist hate group which exploits
race, using it as a bludgeon to silence any and all opposition to Obama and the Democrats' government overreaching, ever expending entitlement
programs and Obama's vowed redistribution of wealth. MLK would not approve.
NAACP
Chair Emeritus: 'Legitimate' For IRS To Target 'Admittedly Racist' Tea Party. Julian Bond, chairman emeritus of the
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, joined anchor Thomas Roberts on MSNBC on Tuesday [5/14/2013] where he said that
he did not believe the federal government was complicit in any wrongdoing given the news that the Internal Revenue Service singled out
conservative groups for added scrutiny. He said that it is right of the government to look into the Tea Party, which he
called "overtly racist" and the "Taliban wing of American politics." Bond made these comments after noting that his group
was illegitimately targeted by the IRS in 2004.
Pro-Obama
election flyer marked with NAACP seal featured Klan, lynching imagery. A presidential election flier disseminated in
North Carolina and marked with a seal for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) featured Ku Klux
Klan and lynching imagery as part of its presentation urging voters to head to the polls. Another pro-Obama flier in North
Carolina informed African-American voters that Mitt Romney would relegate them to "picking cotton" if elected president.
Four
Seasons sues NAACP for alleged unpaid bill. Houston's Four Seasons Hotel is suing the NAACP, claiming the association owes
the hotel almost $100,000, apparently for a summer banquet. The lawsuit claims that the NAACP owes the Four Seasons $99,597 for
various unpaid charges from July to November for an event held at the downtown hotel, according to a petition filed in Harris County
District Court on Jan. 16.
Four Seasons Houston sues
NAACP after annual convention. A lawsuit filed last week in Harris County claims the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People did not pay its bill at the downtown Houston Four Seasons Hotel for its 103rd Annual Convention in July.
Court documents examined by Houston Business Journal show that the hotel alleges it is owed $99,500 for room, banquet and finance charges.
Gun Control Frenzy — Proof
Democrats Are The Real Racists. The NAACP condemned 'Birth of a Nation' for its racist and "vicious" portrayal of blacks,
its proclamation of miscegenation, its pro-Klan stance, and its endorsement of slavery. The film is used to recruit new members of
the Ku Klux Klan which was founded by the Democrats during the Reconstruction period after the Civil War. Today's NAACP apparently
ignores American History and has forgotten who really arrested Martin Luther King.
NAACP Shamefully Plays Race
Card With Tim Scott. The once-proud NAACP has dissed a new African-American Republican senator as a token who knows nothing
about civil rights because, well, he's a Republican — unlike, say, Democrats who opposed the Civil Rights Act.
NAACP
Takes Over Houston Polling Station, Advocates for President Obama. According to Eve Rockford, a poll watcher trained by voter integrity group
True the Vote, three NAACP members showed up to the 139 precinct location with 50 cases of bottled water and began handing bottles out to people
standing in line. While wearing NAACP labeled clothing, members were "stirring the crowd" and talking to voters about flying to Ohio to promote President
Barack Obama. [...] "The NAACP basically ran this poll location and the judges did nothing about it," Rockford said.
Report: NAACP Takes Over Polling
Station in Houston. Volunteer election poll watchers from True the Vote, the Houston-based nonpartisan election integrity group, are reporting
that Houston's NAACP chapter has taken over an election polling station.
NAACP Tries to Kill the Golden Goose.
The last 75 years have seen remarkable civil rights progress. As Jesse Jackson would put it, African-Americans have gone from the outhouse
to the White House. Foremost in this campaign has been the NAACP (and its closely aligned Legal Defense Fund). Cataloging this progress
might fill an entire library. But, successes acknowledged, like all successful, long-lived organizations, the NAACP faces what is sometimes
called the March of Dimes problem. In a nutshell, what's an organization to do after it has accomplished nearly all of its goals?
Obama
Camp. Threatens NAACP Official. The Illinois political director of President Barack Obama's campaign allegedly
threatened a Chicago NAACP official because he did not support Obama's reelection campaign. David Lowery, the president of the
South Suburban Branch of the NAACP, alleged to CBS Chicago that Louis Raymond, the Obama official, threatened him during a phone call
because Lowery did not support Obama. Lowery felt Obama did not adequately address the concerns and issues of the black community.
NAACP Urges U.N. to Investigate U.S.
for 'Racially Discriminatory Election Laws'. Charging that millions of citizens, two-fifths of them black, have been denied the right to
vote because of felony convictions, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People called on the United Nations this week to investigate
America's "racially discriminatory election laws." An NAACP delegation visiting Geneva hosted a panel on the "disenfranchisement" of U.S. citizens
and addressed the U.N. Human Rights Council, which is in session in the Swiss city.
Mississippi
NAACP Official Convicted for Casting Deceased's Absentee Ballots. A Mississippi NAACP executive is in jail after being
convicted of voter fraud for fraudulently casting absentee ballots, including for four dead people. Lessadolla Sowers, who is a
member of the Tunica County NAACP Executive Committee, was convicted and sentenced in April for what a judge said were crimes that cut
"against the fabric of our free society."
Mississippi NAACP leader
sent to prison for 10 counts of voter fraud. While NAACP President Benjamin Jealous lashed out at new state laws requiring photo ID
for voting, an NAACP executive sits in prison, sentenced for carrying out a massive voter fraud scheme. In a story ignored by the national
media, in April a Tunica County, Miss., jury convicted NAACP official Lessadolla Sowers on 10 counts of fraudulently casting absentee
ballots. Sowers is identified on an NAACP website as a member of the Tunica County NAACP Executive Committee.
Obama And NAACP Pervert
Civil Rights To Advance Gay Agenda. The mainstream "progressive" media created a stir about the NAACP crowd booing
Mitt Romney at the decidedly liberal group's national convention in Houston, Texas. The activist attendees didn't like the
fact that President Obama's presumptive GOP challenger intends to repeal Obamacare if elected. Still, what you won't hear
from the mainstream media is the fact that those very same left-leaning activists gave Mr. Romney a rousing ovation when he
pledged to defend the institution of real marriage from secular extremists' ongoing attempts to radically re-define it.
Obama — The Black Man's Burden.
Barack Obama was a no-show at the recent 103rd NAACP conference, but, clearly, he is being given a pass by the NAACP leadership. [...] If
Barack Obama cannot attend the annual NAACP meeting, in an election year, on a day when he has no other pressing duties, when he has the
opportunity to address almost 10,000 attendees, then how can it be a surprise to anyone that during the Obama Administration, Black
Americans have experienced more set-backs than at any time in the past 30 years?
NAACP Furthers the Mission of the KKK.
The mission of the KKK is to stifle black liberation via intimidation, which is exactly what the modern black civil rights coalition
continues to do to blacks. Both organizations despise self-starting, self-reliant, and free-thinking blacks. The primary
mission of the black civil rights coalition (NAACP/CBC) and the Democratic Party is to keep black Americans believing themselves
eternal victims of an eternally racist white America. Many blacks have been successfully indoctrinated into believing that
every problem in the black community is the result of white oppression.
The
Left's False Claim of Suppression From Voter ID Laws. On Monday [7/9/2012], Benjamin Jealous, president of the NAACP,
decided to confront the issue of Voter ID. Unfortunately, he embraced the left's absurd ideology that it is voter
suppression and an assault on the rights of minorities. He likened the movement of opposition to Voter ID laws to
the Civil Right Movements with his reference to "Salem and Montgomery times". This rhetoric is nothing but divisive.
Why
would Obama blow off the NAACP? The refugee emergency in Mali. President Obama has ordered as much as $10 million
given to the United Nations to help. Maybe that's why Obama's wide open schedule today simply didn't permit him to speak
to his most loyal band of supporters, the annual NAACP convention. Or maybe it's really because those supporters are so
loyal he can and does take them for granted.
NAACP, then and now. The National
Association for the Advancement of Colored People is no longer a civil rights organization. It was at one time, in the
glory days when men like Walter White and Roy Wilkins led the organization. Those were the days when lawyers like Thurgood
Marshall racked up court victory after court victory to whittle away at, and eventually destroy, the edifice of de jure
segregation in the United States. The era of White and Wilkins has passed. In the 1990s, Julian Bond became the NAACP's
board chairman and, more than any single individual, started the organization's slow descent from esteemed civil rights group to
what it is today: at best, an African-American subcommittee of the Democratic National Committee; at worst, a hatchet man
for the Democratic Party.
Mitt Romney
was booed for this: Do you agree? No one expected an ovation from the largely Democrat organization, since
Romney stuck to his free enterprise platform to replace ineffective government programs. Few, however, expected
outright boos for their invited guest. We're publishing here some selective excerpts from Romney's remarks.
See if you think the former governor deserved the vocal derision.
Romney at NAACP: An
impossible crowd. If nothing else, Romney had shown up. He got points for that from nearly everyone I talked
to. It was more than President Barack Obama did; he was a no-show after his appearance was touted in convention programs.
What struck me, though, was the futility of the whole exercise. Romney wasn't just facing a tough crowd, he was facing an
impossible one, trying to appeal to a loyal Democratic demographic of which 95 percent voted for his opponent.
Dallas NAACP Wants Texas Lottery Shut Down.
The Dallas chapter of the NAACP wants to stop seeing low income Texans pumping money into the state lottery by putting it out of business.
In poorer communities, though, the lottery seems to offer the chance at a life otherwise out of reach.
Iowa
NAACP leader quits over same-sex marriage flap. A prominent leader in the Iowa/Nebraska branch of the
NAACP — the country's oldest civil rights group — announced today [6/6/2012] that he is resigning as branch
president and a national board member in the wake of the national organization's decision to endorse marriage between
people of the same gender. The Rev. Keith Ratliff Sr. of the Maple Street Missionary Baptist Church in Des Moines
issued a statement saying he was stepping down from the NAACP national board and as Iowa/Nebraska state conference president
"due to the NAACP's position and support of same-sex marriage.
Where are the "separation of church and state" people now? Black
power: NAACP seeks 1 million new teen voters. If the NAACP, black colleges and African-American churches get their way,
there will be an additional 1 million black 18-year-olds flooding the nation's voting stations to presumably vote for President
Obama in the fall. The civil rights group on Wednesday [5/9/2012] announced a 50-state initiative with the 7.5 million member
National Baptist Convention, historically-black Clark-Atlanta University and radio personality Tom Joyner to register voters who
turn 18 by Election Day.
NAACP purges Allen West.
Local representatives of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) have uninvited Rep. Allen West, R-Fla., from speaking at
their event due to his criticism of House Democrats.
Zimmerman
family member calls NAACP 'racists'. In a letter obtained exclusively by The Daily Caller on Monday [4/2/2012], a
family member of George Zimmerman ripped Seminole County, Fla. NAACP president Turner Clayton for a rush to judgment in the Trayvon
Martin case. "It's time for you to end the race issue in this matter and call for cooler heads to prevail," the letter reads.
"If something happens to George as a result of the race furor stirred up by this mischaracterization of George there will be blood on
your hands as well as the rest of the racists that have rushed to judgment. You need to call off the dogs. Period.
Publicly and swiftly."
Betrayal by any other name.
What would you call it if some Americans went overseas to the United Nations Human Rights Council and gave aid and comfort to
some of the most repressive regimes on the planet? What if they falsely accused America of suppressing the vote of racial
minorities because some states require voter photo ID and other measures to deter fraud? I'd call it "treason," but
you also could say it's just liberal politics as usual.
The Real Reason the NAACP Went to Geneva.
The NAACP move is so absurd and so self-destructive that one has to wonder why the organization has done this. According to the
Freedom House 2011 assessment of freedom in the world, of the 41 members of the U.N. Human Rights Council, fewer than half are free
countries. Ten are ranked "Not Free," and 12 "Partly Free." Among the "Not Free" members are Angola, China, Congo, Cuba, Jordan,
Russia and Saudi Arabia. Those countries' elections, if they have them, are rigged, and prominent opponents are jailed, tortured and
killed. To bring a human rights complaint before countries in which there are almost no human rights is truly absurd.
NAACP
Brings U.S. Election Law Before United Nations. The United Nations Human Rights Council, comprised of
human rights violators like Saudi Arabia, China, and Cuba, has turned its attention to American election laws.
Ironically, the council is investigating the impact of American election laws on minorities in the United States,
even as some of the Council's member nations have only just recently permitted women the right to vote, and Saudi
Arabia still bars women from voting completely. Fox News reports, "Officials from the NAACP are presenting
their case against U.S. voter ID laws, arguing to the international diplomats that the requirements disenfranchise
voters and suppress the minority vote."
UN rights council delves into
US voter I.D. laws. The United Nations Human Rights Council is investigating the issue of American
election laws at its gathering on minority rights in Geneva, Switzerland. This, despite the fact that some
members of the council have only in the past several years allowed women to vote, and one member, Saudi
Arabia, still bars women from the voting booth completely.
NAACP
Asking U.N. Human Rights Council to Condemn American Voter ID Laws. Riled by state-level voting law changes
that it alleges are designed to suppress "the political participation of people of color, the poor, the elderly, and the
young," the NAACP is turning to the U.N. Human Rights Council for support.
The
story of how the New York NAACP sued charter schools serving black kids. The United Federation
of Teachers, the New York City teachers' union, joined forces with the New York State NAACP in a lawsuit to
evict charter schools from the buildings those schools share with traditional district schools. This
despite the high percentage of minority children who attend the city's charter schools. Why would the
NAACP agree to sue the very charter schools that were saving the lives of so many black kids?
NAACP
Plantation Masters Play Race Card Again. The more states expand their Medicaid programs, the more federal
funds they get. So they have a perverse incentive to keep growing these programs. It is unfortunately analogous
to drug pushers who get richer with each new addict. If indeed Santorum did single out blacks, it's not unreasonable
because they are disproportionately on Medicaid. Blacks comprise 12 percent of the population but they
constitute 30 percent of those on Medicaid. Medicaid is government monopolized socialized medicine for
the nation's poor. Not surprisingly, its spending is out of control while delivering increasingly shoddy care.
The NAACP Sics the UN on
Our Sovereign States. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) is petitioning
the United Nations to investigate alleged disenfranchisement of black and Latino voters in anticipation of next year's
presidential election. According to the NAACP, ... more than a dozen states have passed laws aimed at unfairly
restricting the constitutionally protected right of black and Hispanic voters to vote.
NAACP
Taking Complaints About U.S. Voter Laws to United Nations. The NAACP is calling on the United Nations to
intervene as it claims state governments are colluding to "block the vote" for minority communities ahead of the 2012
election — a charge those governments vehemently deny. The nation's biggest civil rights organization
this week released a report that claimed a raft of new voting laws at the state level would disenfranchise minority
voters. The report said 14 states passed 25 measures "designed to restrict or limit the ballot access
of voters of color."
NAACP
taking grievances against voter ID laws to the UN, claiming discrimination. The National Association
for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) is taking its racial grievances against America to the United Nations
this weekend. On Saturday [12/10/2011] the NAACP will offer evidence of what it considers a coordinated effort
to disenfranchise black and Latino voters in a racist attempt to limit minority voting.
NAACP targets
tougher voter qualifications. Voter ID laws are at the heart of the debate, according to the report.
The authors maintain that such laws disproportionately target minorities. The report says about 25% of black
Americans and about 16% of Latinos do not possess government-issued photo identification, compared with 8% of whites.
The Civil
War is Over. Let the Battle Flag Be. Over the past several months, the NAACP has launched a campaign
against the Confederate Battle Flag by protesting its presence at the South Carolina statehouse. Governor
Nikki Haley did not respond to the demands of the NAACP to remove it. In a similar matter, black protesters
have called for the removal of the Battle Flag from a Georgian cemetery that happens to have interred the bones of
Confederate soldiers. And now, most recently, Republican presidential candidate Governor Rick Perry of Texas
has become the newest target of the NAACP over whether the Battle Flag should appear on license plates. In
the end, Perry decided against the idea.
The NAACP's
Betrayal of Blacks. Tragically, this once-great organization has been hijacked by
far-left, radical, America-hating socialists. Thus, the NAACP is relentless in its efforts
to portray American race relations as having progressed very little since the 1950s —
ignoring obvious evidence to the contrary, like a black first family occupying the White House.
The NAACP's modus operandi is simple, a one-trick pony. Their strategy is to despicably declare
every issue and all opposition "racist."
Mississippi
NAACP leader sent to prison for 10 counts of voter fraud. While NAACP President Benjamin
Jealous lashed out at new state laws requiring photo ID for voting, an NAACP executive sits in prison,
sentenced for carrying out a massive voter fraud scheme. In a story ignored by the national media,
in April a Tunica County, Miss., jury convicted NAACP official Lessadolla Sowers on 10 counts of
fraudulently casting absentee ballots.
Is this going to make America a better place to live? NAACP demands US Airways apology. The NAACP says it won't
drop its fight over saggy pants. About two dozen people protested Monday [7/18/2011] at the U.S.
Airways ticket counter in San Francisco International Airport over last month's arrest of a black man
wearing drooping pants.
Town
hall meeting attacks S.C. voter ID law. More than 40 people appeared at an NAACP town hall
meeting today [7/18/2011] where opponents said they would do everything in their power to see that the state's new
voter ID law never gets used.
NAACP
Blasts Lack of Diversity in Prime Time News. In a press release issued this morning, the NAACP
condemned 24-hour cable news channel CNN for its recently announced prime time news lineup, calling the lack
of diversity in its collection of news anchors a "glaring omission."
The Editor says...
Race-based hiring quotas are perfectly okay with the NAACP, if the right people benefit. There's
no "lack of diversity" at CNN, even without an abundance of black news anchors. "Diversity" in
this case is a code word for "blacks."
NAACP to CNN: You're
Racist! [The NAACP is] a group whose membership is strictly for one race. I'm the first to
laugh and point at mainstream media, but the premise of this publicity stunt is devoid of logic. The
NAACP assumes that CNN is barring black journalists as opposed to there not being enough black journalists
ready and present for promotion to prime time. Did the NAACP take inventory of all the black people (or
white, men and women) in the CNN newsroom?
Inner city
parents protest NAACP, teachers' union. Minority parents in New York have a message for the
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and the United Federation of Teachers
(UFT): you are hurting our children. In New York Monday [6/27/2011], charter school parents
staged another of several rallies to voice opposition to a lawsuit brought by the UFT and NAACP against the
New York City Department of Education. If the organizations are successful with their suit, it would
prevent enrollment or re-enrollment in 17 charter schools and stop the closure of 22 public schools.
NAACP vs. Black
Parents. Here's something you don't see everyday. Thousands of American blacks held a
rally in Harlem last week to protest ... the NAACP. The New York state chapter of the civil rights
organization and the United Federation of Teachers, the local teachers union, have filed a lawsuit to stop
the city from closing 22 of Gotham's worst schools. The lawsuit also aims to block the city from
giving charter schools space to operate in buildings occupied by traditional public schools.
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NAACP
Declines To Condemn Left-Wing Racist Attacks On Justice Thomas. The NAACP is quick to play the
race card when it means defending a left-wing agenda. In fact, they partnered with Think Progress and
Media Matters and New Left Media to launch teapartytracker.org, a website that publishes and monitors what
they consider "racism and other forms of extremism within the Tea Party movement." But after lefty
moonbats at a Soros-funded anti-Koch rally made unambiguously racist comments [about] Supreme Court Justice
Clarence Thomas ... The race card was nowhere to be found.
Race and the 2010
Elections. Will the NAACP be celebrating the arrival of two new black faces to the U.S. House of
Representatives? Don't hold your breath. They certainly will not. These two new black congressmen
are Republicans. There's a powerful message here that should and must be digested. We have arrived in
post-racial America but establishment blacks — lodged in the political left — refuse to
accept it and are doing all they can to get black citizens to refuse to accept it.
Sell-outs at the NAACP.
For decades the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People fought the good fight against
racial discrimination. ... The NAACP is now a defender of a system of racial spoils, a champion of big government,
and a promoter of progressive politics. In short, the organization has been transformed into an enforcement
arm of the Democrat Party. And that enforcement is achieved through the use of race as a weapon.
The NAACP's recent report on racism within the Tea Party is a rather clumsy attempt at wielding that weapon in
order to demonize political opposition to the Democrat agenda. It is also dangerous because it undermines
black political and cultural progress.
Why
I Won't Be Reading the NAACP's Report on Tea Party Racism. The NAACP has become a creator, not
a fighter, of racism. They are in the racism business, fanning the flames in order to survive, and I
won't be reading their shameful, phony propagandistic report on the supposed bigotry in the Tea Party
movement just being issued today [10/20/2010] in time for the election.
What the NAACP/Tea
Party Battle is Really About. [Scroll down] Urban demographics were radically altered
by forced integration, and this remains true today. The 1964 Civil Rights Act brought federal
intervention into local restaurants and movie houses and even constrained peoples' ability to choose their
neighbors. The 1965 Voting Rights Act and subsequent extensions now make every city and town in
America vulnerable to Justice Department oversight if their election system slights minority representation.
Employment based affirmative action has exploded from a narrow presidential directive targeting federal government
contractors to a bureaucratic colossus. There is scarcely a person alive, from professors to blue collar
cops and firefighters whose life-chances have not been shaped by government race policy.
Radical
NAACP Leftists Propose Resolution Condemning Tea Party Racists. The National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), the radical leftist group that labels black conservatives "Uncle
Toms", proposed a resolution at their 101st Annual Convention this weekend condemning the "tea party
racists." This far left organization will vote on the resolution Tuesday [7/13/2010] at their
national meeting. A racist NAACP leader recently attacked black conservative Kenneth Gladney for
being "kissed on the forehead, by a European."
Michelle
Obama Rouses NAACP Before Vote Condemning 'Racist' Elements of Tea Party. First Lady Michelle
Obama brought renewed energy to the NAACP today, delivering the keynote speech at the annual convention one
day before the nation's largest civil rights group is expected to condemn what it calls racist elements in
the Tea Party movement. The nation's largest and oldest civil rights organization will vote on the
resolution Tuesday [7/13/2010] during its annual convention in Kansas City, Mo.
Liberal
Ignorance, Hate, and Intolerance: Michelle Obama Addresses the NAALCP. Does Mrs. Obama
ever have anything positive to contribute to the national discourse? Like her husband, she's always
agitating, always rabble-rousing, always bringing the worst out of people. She may blame the other
side of the aisle for stoking hate, fear, division, and racism. But, perfectly illustrating the
psychological defense mechanism of Projection, it is she and her ideological ilk who do it, and they
do it as frequently and effortlessly as breathing.
The Racism of the NAACP:
The NAACP, once an important Civil Rights organization, has not only forgotten its mission, but has
degenerated into what it was formed to prevent, it has become a racist organization. If you go to the
group's website you can read all about the groups original goals. ... Notice it calls for eliminating
race-based discrimination against all persons and equal rights without discrimination for all individuals.
Yet too many incidents in recent history has shown the group has strayed far away from its goals.
Black Activists Condemn NAACP Resolution
Against Tea Party Movement. As the NAACP plans to use their group's prestige to bash the
tea party movement, members of the Project 21 black leadership network are urging delegates at the
NAACP's national convention not to turn the NAACP into a pawn for progressive political bosses.
NAACP
will vote today on whether you are a racist. I have not seen a single interview of any Tea
Partier — and certainly of any credible movement leader — who did not repudiate and
denounce racism when asked. I hope they all continue to repudiate it, but I don't really think that's
what the NAACP is trying to accomplish here.
NAACP Passes Tea Party Racism
Resolution. The NAACP has passed a resolution condemning racism in the Tea Party movement.
The resolution was approved in a vote by more than 2,000 delegates at the annual convention of the National
Association for the Advancement of Colored People in Kansas City.
Tea
Party Is Dealt The Race Card. The NAACP, in crafting a resolution condemning racism in the
Tea Party movement, seems to have forgotten those Black Panthers with clubs intimidating voters and wanting
to kill white people. The "angry mobs" that reshaped the 2010 political landscape are angry white
racist mobs, at least according to a resolution proposed by the NAACP at its annual convention this week in
Kansas City, Mo.
Black Tea Party
Spokesperson Rebukes NAACP Resolution Against Tea Parties. The NAACP Resolution proclaiming
the Tea Party Movement to be racist is motivated by hate and fear. Though well disguised in intellectual
rhetoric, underneath festers hate and fear. Along with their underlying resentment of whites and non
forgiveness of America's sins of the past, the NAACP has become zealots for the religion of Progressivism
which preaches victimhood-ism and entitlement. The NAACP are the true racists whose secret motto is
"Keep Hate & Victimhood-ism Alive."
NAACP
had no business condemning tea partiers. By the time its annual convention in Kansas City is
concluded, the NAACP will have held a series of votes, endorsed a slew of resolutions and discussed any
number of issues. But only one will be remembered: Its resolution condemning "racist elements"
among the tea partiers. It was inappropriate, narrow-minded and divisive, a move that will only
cement the aging organization's growing reputation as a repository of partisan hacks. It will do far
more harm than good in a political environment already simmering with contentiousness, suspicion and
race-related grievances.
NAACP Won't Release Text of
Tea Party Resolution Until October. The NAACP will not release the actual text of its resolution
condemning "racist elements" within the Tea Party movement until October, when the organization's board gives
it final approval, a spokesman for the group has told me.
Liberals
Crash Tea Party, But Stay Silent On Black Panther Hate Talk. Over the past year, members of the
liberal media, progressive politicians and the Hollywood elite have demonized the Tea Party movement partly
by claiming that that Tea Partiers are a fringe group driven by racial animosity. Now, faced with
unequivocally racist antics by members of the New Black Panther Party, the progressive establishment seems
devoid of passion to root out hatred.
NAACP
plays latest race card against tea party. [Scroll down] The National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People played a big race card, accusing the libertarian-leaning tea party movement of
harboring racists. ... Now the NAACP, an organization with a historic role in civil rights, seems to be taking
[Jesse] Jackson's path to irrelevancy. At its national convention in Kansas City, Mo., this week, the
NAACP offered a resolution condemning what they call "racist elements" in the anti-big government tea party
movement.
How Can I
Prove I am Not a Racist? How do you prove you are not a racist? I, my husband, and
several members of my family have attended several Tea Party events and rallies, including a rally of over
100,000 in Washington, D.C. last September. According to the NAACP, and many members of the Democrat
party establishment, my family and I are either racists ourselves, or we are tacitly supporting and enabling
other racists in the Tea Party. So how do we defend our honor?
On being labeled as 'racist':
A clear pattern of behavior has emerged over the last 16 months. According to liberals, if you
disagree with their thinking, and if you disagree with the Obama administration, you are not only wrong,
you are a "racist." The latest strike by the left comes from the NAACP, which has resolved that the
tea party movement is inherently "racist." At its most simple, this is a direct attack on the First
Amendment rights of millions of Americans. The NAACP has long history of liberalism and racism.
If you are a conservative — including a conservative African-American — there is no
room for you at the NAACP.
Backpedaling at full speed: Revs. Sharpton, Jackson
downplay tea party issue. The Revs. Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton sought Wednesday [7/14/2010]
to steer attention away from an NAACP resolution condemning racism within the tea party movement, saying
focus should remain on jobs and an upcoming march in Washington.
The
National Association for the Advancement of Coddled People. Before the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored People decided to ride the anti-tea party wave back to political relevancy,
its most recent activist crusade involved a silly space-themed Hallmark graduation card. Yes, the
NAACP has been lost in space for quite some time now. And blaming whitey will no longer cut it.
The NAACP's Descent.
[Scroll down] In recent decades, the NAACP has transformed itself into just another liberal advocacy group,
absurdly dragging "racial justice" into nearly every public policy argument. In 1994, the NAACP filed
suit against the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority, claiming that a proposed fare increase would
discriminate against minorities. That same year, an NAACP spokesman suggested that raising the retirement age
for Social Security could "exacerbate racial divisions" because blacks tend to have shorter life expectancies.
NAACP
has forgotten what a racist is. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored
People (NAACP) on Tuesday unanimously adopted a resolution at its national convention in Kansas City
condemning the Tea Party movement as — guess what? — racist. This is false, outrageous and no
surprise. The NAACP is like a Talking G.I. Joe doll with a cord coiled into its back.
Pull it, and G.I. Joe says something manly and combative. Pull the NAACP's string.
"Racism!" squawks the shopworn voice. Pull it again. "Bigotry!" it squeals, as it has so
many times before.
NAACP Spits into
the Wind — with Obvious Results. At the July 2010 NAACP "One Nation One Dream"
Convention, the NAACP spit into the wind hoping to damage the growing Tea Party movement and avoid the
Democrats losing any of their power following the November elections. But spitting into the wind can
be risky, and in the NAACP's case, it resulted in revealing the organization's own racist dishonesty.
Breitbart
hits NAACP with promised video of racism. The NAACP is about to learn one of the most basic of all
lessons in life — those who live in glass houses should avoid provoking a stone-throwing war.
After the civil-rights organization threatened to issue a condemnation of Tea Party activism by equating it with
racism (a position from which they ultimately retreated), Andrew Breitbart announced that he would publish
at least one video of the NAACP itself cheering racism.
NAACP's
Image Issue. After passing a resolution condemning Tea Party racism, the NAACP must confront its
own tolerance of bigotry. The post-racial society we were promised seems to be drowning in a sea of
hypocrisy.
NAACP Ushers
in The Era of Nonsense. [NAACP president Ben] Jealous appears to have selective memory
when it comes to who founded the NAACP and fought for the rights of blacks. While most groups are
proud of their heritage, it seems the NAACP is intent on revising theirs, and in fact, I found no reference
to the NAACP being founded by Republicans on their website! The same Republicans, black and white,
are still fighting for the rights of blacks, yet Jealous portrays us as racists.
NAACP Confirms Election of a Black President Made No Difference.
[Scroll down] When it came to the likely consequences of the election of a black president, we
conservatives — including this one — were fooled. The election of a black as
president of the United States has evidently had no impact on the use of the lie about American
racism. Just as the American people's adoration of a black woman, Oprah Winfrey, and the appointment
of two blacks, one a woman — by a Republican president — as secretary of state had no
impact, so, too, the election of Barack Obama has had no impact. Virtually every liberal commentator
who has written or spoken on this issue has described political opposition to Mr. Obama — not
only that of the tea parties — as racist.
The
Slow, Painful Decline of the NAACP. For starters, the mere act of criticizing a black president
is not racist. Nor is it racist to raise the public consciousness to the very important issues of
spiraling debt, misguided bailouts, and a series of social policies that may bankrupt the country.
Our nation benefits from uninhibited discussion about these serious issues. Very simply, when
movements — Tea Party or otherwise — openly debate these issues, the truth rises
up. When the NAACP labels and dismisses the Tea Party as racists, it has a chilling effect on
this important debate.
NAACP
leader blasts parents who oppose critical race theory in fiery speech outside Virginia middle school board
meeting. An NAACP leader has been caught on camera blasting parents who oppose Critical Race Theory and
shouting 'let them die' in a fiery speech outside a Virginia middle school board meeting. NAACP Vice President Michelle
Leete — who is also a member of Virginia state PTA — made the inflammatory comments to a crowd at Luther Jackson Middle
School in Falls Church, Fairfax County, Thursday. The crowd, who cheered in response to Leete's speech, had gathered to
counter-protest a group of parents who were holding a 'Stop CRT rally' at the school. Leete is Vice President of her
local NAACP chapter, Vice President of Training at the Virginia state PTA and Vice President of Communications for the
Fairfax County PTA. The PTA said Friday night that Leete's words 'do not reflect the values' of the group and that she
will be sent on 'sensitivity training' to learn about the 'impact of the words we use'.
NAACP
Monster Openly, In Public, Wishes Death Upon All Parents Who Oppose Critical Race Theory. A leader of the NAACP
was seen outside a middle school in Fairfax County, Virginia on Thursday denouncing individuals she said were "anti-equity"
and even stating, "Let them die." While speaking outside of a middle school where anti-critical race theory demonstrators
were, NAACP Vice President Michelle Leete said: "Let's deny this off-key band of people that are anti-education,
anti-teacher, anti-equity, anti-history, anti-racial ... anti-opportunities, anti-help people, anti-diversity, [inaudible],
anti-science, anti-change agent, anti-social justice, anti-healthcare, anti-worker, anti-LGBTQ+, anti-children,
anti-healthcare, anti-worker, anti-environment, anti-admissions policy change, anti-inclusion, anti-live and let
live — let them die!" [Video clip]
Update: The
NAACP Leader Who Declared 'Let Them Die' About Opponents of CRT Has Resigned. The other day I highlighted the
disturbing remarks of a local NAACP leader in Fairfax County, Virginia. On Thursday night, Michelle Leete stood outside
the Jackson Middle School and rallied protesters in favor of Critical Race Theory (CRT) into a round of applause as she
declared "Let them die" about her opponents. On Saturday morning, the Virginia PTA announced over Twitter that she's
since resigned from her position with them. Leete resigned from her position of Vice President of Training at the
Virginia PTA. She's also the Vice President of the Fairfax NAACP and the Vice President of Communications for the Fairfax
County PTA.
"Underlying
this insurrection were the actions of folks who were challenging the voices of people of color.". "If you look
at whose votes were being challenged, these came from largely urban areas. The votes of people of color were being
challenged." Said said Janette McCarthy Louard, deputy general counsel of the N.A.A.C.P., quoted in "N.A.A.C.P. Sues
Trump and Giuliani Over Election Fight and Jan. 6 Riot/The civil rights group brought the suit on behalf of Representative
Bennie Thompson of Mississippi, with other Democrats in Congress expected to join as plaintiffs" (NYT).
Now back to the more important work at hand... NAACP Wants
to Make Neverland a State Park. The NACCP, which captured national attention this week by
formally condemning the "racist elements" in the Tea Party, is now supporting a California state lawmaker's
proposal to turn the former home of the King of Pop into a state park.
Is NAACP blind to Farrakhan & Company? The
Nation of Islam is built on racism and lies. Neither [Martin Luther] King nor any reputable
people doing serious work would have anything to do with the Nation of Islam. It was too racist and
too much of an intellectual embarrassment. Over the years, many things have changed. The Black
Power era is largely forgotten. The various "Afrocentric" cults and costumes are now little more than
subjects for political science classes. Black Power is now a silly blip of "history," and we know how
little Americans know or care about history, especially if it is not pleasant.
NAACP's Glass House. The
NAACP has tried to make itself relevant again by casting aspersions on the Tea Party movement. But if
we're looking for actual racism, as opposed to the fabricated kind, we need look no farther than the NAACP
itself. Big Government posted this video of U.S. Department of Agriculture official Shirley Sherrod,
speaking an an NAACP Freedom Fund dinner in Georgia earlier this year. Her speech, which was greeted
with approval by the NAACP members, was explicitly racist. [An] Obama administration official described
how she was conflicted when a white farmer came to her for help. Not her help, mind you, but the taxpayers'
help — she administers a billion dollar budget.
Update: Shirley
Sherrod sues Andrew Breitbart over video he posted. Shirley Sherrod has filed a defamation
suit against Andrew Breitbart, the conservative gadfly she alleges triggered her firing by the Obama
administration and ignited a national debate on race and reverse discrimination.
Birthday Bash.
The NAACP turns 100 today — but if it ceased to exist tomorrow, would it have a significant effect on black
America?
The NAACP and
Abortion Politics. Why would a bill that criminalizes abortion motivated by race not have the
support of the NAACP? Or, even more perplexing, why would the NAACP endorse such a bill and then rescind
its endorsement? This is exactly what just happened in Georgia.
Is Black History Month
already history? Well, it depends. Abraham Lincoln ... was born 200 years ago on Feb. 12.
A hundred years later the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the nation's oldest and largest civil
rights organization, was born on Lincoln's birthday. A century later we have our first biracial president. What
a country. Which raises a question I've pondered increasingly in recent years about the NAACP and Black History Month.
If they weren't around, would anyone notice? A lot of people ask, now that Americans of all colors have put an
African-American in the White House, how much more "advancement" do we need?
NAACP 100th Anniversary: Exploiting Color Instead of Erasing It.
The historic achievements of the NAACP — all but forgotten by most Americans — derived from a
passionate dedication to colorblindness and individual freedom. From its founding in 1909 until the 1960s, the NAACP
fought for a "colorblind Constitution." Since then, it has become just another interest group pleading for favors.
NAACP head outlines plan, new
'human rights' focus. The NAACP's new leader intends to hold President Barack Obama accountable
for his promises about civil rights regardless of Obama's status as the first black occupant of the White
House. "The president being black gives us no advantage," [Emphasis added] NAACP President and
CEO Benjamin Todd Jealous said Tuesday [2/3/2009] in an interview with The Associated Press, adding that
Obama's background as a community organizer and civil rights lawyer may make him more receptive to the
NAACP's agenda.
The Editor says...
The statement highlighted above comes as a surprise to me. I thought the election of a black president
was one of the NAACP's major goals, and now their CEO says it doesn't matter that much. What more does
the NAACP want?
Black Activists Criticize Use of Taxpayer
Funds to Buy New NAACP Headquarters. Members of the black leadership network Project 21 are
critical of the District of Columbia City Council's vote to give the NAACP $3.5 million in taxpayer money
to relocate the NAACP's headquarters from Baltimore to the nation's capitol. The NAACP is not a
revenue-generating industry and does not pay the full range of DC taxes due to its nonprofit status,
Project 21 members say, and also point out that the economic revitalization cited by proponents may
actually hurt poor black Washingtonians.
Today's
NAACP is a symptom of black problems. The NAACP today is not the organization it once
was. … Today the NAACP has simply become a rote platform for left wing politics. For reasons
that I'll leave to others to explain, the organization has become more highly motivated to promote this
left wing agenda than addressing the many problems of its own community.
Coloring History. This is Black
History Month, perhaps an appropriate time to call attention to an aspect of black history that has been papered over and
all but forgotten in the official accounts and in what is taught in schools. How many people today, black or white,
know that the National Association for Colored People was founded by three white folks, two WASPS and a Jew, and that it
was led and funded until well into the last century by whites, many of them Jews? It is understandable that after a
hundred years some degree of historical Alzheimers may appear in the memory of the organization — as it does on
its web-site — but perhaps it is time to remember the truth about how it all happened.
Racial
Hoaxes and the NAACP: The once proud and useful NAACP has outlived that usefulness and has in
some instances become an impediment to black progress. The Joint Center for Political and Economic
Studies, a black liberal-to-moderate Washington-based think-tank, reported that 88 percent of blacks
favored educational choice plans. A Gallup Poll found 72 percent of blacks support school
choice. The NAACP, acting as handmaidens for the teachers' unions, is solidly against school
vouchers.
It's a Black
Thing. The crowd of 10,000 at the NAACP Freedom Fund Dinner on Sunday night [4/27/2008] came
ready to Wright a wrong. The spirit of the 1960s' civil-rights movement hung above Detroit's Cobo Center
as local black leaders took to the dais to celebrate "the hottest brother in America" — Rev. Jeremiah
Wright — who had been lynched by the "monolithic electronic media," (Detroit pastor Martin Bolton) for
"speaking truth to power" (Rev. Wendell Anthony, NAACP chair). As Wright stepped to the podium, the
throng stood (albeit slowly after their $150-a-plate dinners) with him — a standing ovation in
anticipation of the misunderstood pastor .
Abuse of Power: Here's
what can happen when a politically powerful interest group manages to achieve an almost quasi-governmental
status and boldly acts as if it were an extension of the federal government itself. Although the NAACP
claims that its sacred task is to ferret out "unfairness" and bring about "social justice," very often this
organization simply acts as a tool for a consortium of well-heeled blacks, who have their eyes on someone
else's property.
NAACP Wants Probe Of "Barbie
Bandits" Case. The head of the Georgia NAACP called for the state to investigate the sentences
given in the so-called "Barbie bandits" bank theft case, saying the two white defendants got less prison time
than two black men.
Feeding the Hand that Bites
Him. After a five-year boycott, [President] Bush spoke before the NAACP, the organization that
blamed him for the dragging death of James Byrd during an election year. The same group chaired by
Julian Bond. A few months ago, Bond said, "The Republican Party would have the American flag and the
swastika flying side by side" and likened President Bush's judicial selections to the Taliban. … The
NAACP has never withdrawn its ridiculous Byrd blood libel, nor has it apologized for any of its rhetorical
excesses (at least publicly). Nevertheless, Bush agreed to address the organization.
Historical
amnesia at the NAACP: Look around. Black candidates are serious contenders for governor
in three states this year, and two of them — Lynn Swann in Pennsylvania and Kenneth
Blackwell in Ohio — are Republicans. The third, Democrat Deval Patrick, is running in Massachusetts,
a quintessentially blue state that has managed to elect only one African-American to statewide office in
its entire history: former US Senator Edward Brooke — a Republican.
NAACP chairman compares GOP to
Nazis. Civil rights activist and NAACP Chairman Julian Bond delivered a blistering partisan
speech at Fayetteville State University in North Carolina last night [2/1/2006], equating the Republican
Party with the Nazi Party and characterizing Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and her predecessor,
Colin Powell, as "tokens."
Whitewashing a Black Leader: Isn't
it newsworthy when the leader of a venerable organization like the NAACP engages in such over-the-top,
crackpot rhetoric?
Bush
panders before the NAACP. [NAACP] Chairman [Julian] Bond, on July 8, 2001, said, "[Bush] has
selected nominees from the Taliban wing of American politics, appeased the wretched appetites of the extreme
right wing and chosen Cabinet officials whose devotion to the Confederacy is nearly canine in its
uncritical affection."
NAACP
Challenging IRS Probe Into Its Tax-Exempt Status. Under Internal Revenue Code, federally
tax-exempt organizations "are prohibited from directly or indirectly participating or intervening in any
political campaign on behalf of, or in opposition to, any candidate for public office."
NAACP Wants African-Americans To Stay Away From
Target. Even companies that make an effort to work with minority-owned businesses typically
spend barely 5 percent of their contracting dollars with them, the NAACP president said Monday as his
group released report cards on several industries. Blacks shouldn't spend money with companies
that don't hire them or advertise in their communities, NAACP President Bruce S. Gordon said.
[This is exactly the opposite of what the black "leaders" used to say about the liquor billboards in
black neighborhoods, even though the alcoholic beverage companies "advertise in their communities."]
The
NAACP needs to get a clue. The NAACP has just concluded its 96th annual
convention, and it makes me sad. I am sad because black America has real problems
and the NAACP and its leaders either don't care about them or are so out of touch with
reality that they are incapable of honestly seeing them. As result, the challenges
facing blacks are far greater than they might otherwise be.
Pattern
of abuse claims at NAACP kept quiet. The same day in May 1999 that Kweisi Mfume
abruptly announced that he would not be a candidate for mayor, an internal investigative memo
was sent to top officers of the NAACP describing allegations of Mfume's mistreatment of female
subordinates at the organization's Baltimore headquarters.
Mfume
gets the boot. Kweisi Mfume did not resign from the nation's oldest and most
prestigious civil rights organization. He was kicked out; following a long-simmering
feud with Julian Bond, NAACP chairman.
Golden
chance for NAACP. Unfortunately, after the victories of the 1960s, black
leadership, typified by the NAACP, refused to turn from the business of politics to the
business of living. The leaders transformed a creative struggle for liberation into
the destructive politics of anger and guilt. By turning their energies to building
a new welfare state and culture of litigation, these civil rights leaders of the 1960s
created as many problems as they solved.
NAACP
stoops still lower. As if it isn't enough that decades ago vast numbers
of black men opted to absent themselves from the lives of the sons they fathered, thereby
consigning these boys to undisciplined and rootless childhoods; and as if it isn't enough
that such boys feel compelled to seek out their own peculiar forms of power within their
fatherless worlds, we now have the Great Black Leader confirming the rule of boys over men.
Why Young Black Males Are
Not Graduating High School. A new report from the Schott Foundation reveals that only 47 percent
of black male students earn a high school diploma on time. Ironically, this report came out shortly
after Judge Vaughn Walker ruled regarding Proposition 8 in California. If the statements on which
Judge Walker based his ruling are "facts," how do we explain what is happening educationally to boys in the
black community where a large majority are growing up without fathers?
NAACP in
hot water over speech. The Internal Revenue Service is reviewing the tax-exempt status
of the nation's oldest civil rights organization, saying criticism of President Bush at the NAACP's
national convention in July may have violated rules against partisan activity.
Not Exactly the Gettysburg
Address. If Lincoln's Gettysburg address was one of the greatest speeches ever
made, this may be one of the worst. Kwesei Mfume, President of the NAACP, re-writes
biblical history, insults Catholic University and Catholics in general, and accuses Pope John
Paul II of being guilty of the crime of silence! He offers all of this in a heated style
with enough grammatical errors to make a grade school teacher cringe. It's bizarre,
funny and ultimately sad.
Black Conservative to Rebut
NAACP Leader's Remarks. At the NAACP's annual convention, currently underway in
Philadelphia, Kweisi Mfume said that conservative black organizations are formed and funded
by white Republicans. He said: "When the ultraconservative right-wing attacker
has run out of attack strategy, he goes and gets someone that looks like you and me to
continue the attacks… They can't deal with the leaders we choose for ourselves,
so they manufacture, promote and hire new ones."
Bush
Rightly Shuns NAACP. NAACP Chairman Julian Bond opened the organization's
95th annual convention with harsh words for the Republicans and the President. The
Republican Party appeals to "the dark underside of American culture, to that minority
of Americans who reject democracy and equality," snarled Bond, who later said he feared
President Bush was "going to repeal the 14th amendment" guaranteeing equal protection
under the law.
The Editor says...
That is a vicious canard. Does anyone really believe that President Bush — or any other
President — could single-handedly repeal a Constitutional amendment, or that he would if he
could? How poorly educated and how gullible would you have to be to believe a statement like that?
NAACP
Chairman Compares Republicans to Terrorists. In remarks to hundreds of cheering liberal activists
Wednesday [6/2/2004], NAACP Chairman Julian Bond singled out Republicans as enemies of black Americans and
compared conservatives to the terrorist Taliban who once ruled Afghanistan.
Judicial scandal:
Documentary evidence is overwhelming. The NAACP Legal Defense Fund secretly requested that confirmation
of a federal appeals judge nominated by President Bush be delayed until the court ruled in favor of affirmative
action. The Senate, then under Democratic control, granted the delay.
NAACP
Legal Group's Integrity Called Into Question. Fifty years after the Supreme Court's landmark Brown
v. Board of Education ruling, the integrity of the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund is being challenged
because of an alleged plot by its president to delay the confirmation of one of President Bush's judicial
nominees.
Alleged child rapist
nominated for Image Award: So, how does the NAACP choose to celebrate Black History Month?
Among other things, they've nominated alleged rapist, child pornographer and drug addict R. Kelly for their
annual image award.
"Mammy Condoleezza" Parody Prompts
Apology; NAACP Mum: A Florida radio station has apologized for letting one of its hosts air a
racist song parody about National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice. But the apology comes no thanks to
the local chapter of NAACP, which was contacted about the racial outrage but decided not to complain on behalf
of the top black Bush official.
NAACP to open Cuban office: "Cuba
likes the idea of an NAACP chapter established there, and we are very open to it," said Hilary Shelton, director
of the NAACP's Washington office.
How the Left Trashes Black
Conservatives: Two days ago a nationally prominent speaker referred to Ward Connerly, a
politically active African American in California, as both a "fraud" and a "con man." Connerly is the
Board of Regents member who led the 1996 fight to pass Proposition 209, which ended affirmative action in
California's public sector. Who was the speaker who so disparaged Mr. Connerly? None other than
NAACP chairman Julian Bond, who made his remarks during an address to those attending the NAACP's national
convention in Houston.
NAACP
Called "Out of Touch" with Blacks: The NAACP is wasting too much time and energy on its boycott
of South Carolina, according to a group that insists the NAACP is "out of touch" with blacks.
NAACP Intimidation Tactics in South Carolina
Criticized: The NAACP has maintained a tourism boycott of South Carolina since 1999 to pressure
the state of South Carolina to remove the Confederate Battle Flag from the State House grounds. The flag
was removed from atop the State House dome in 2000, and the flag currently flies from a pole on the building's
grounds. Intimidation is intimidation," said Council Nedd, a member of Project 21's National
Advisory Council. "It doesn't matter if you are trying to keep black people from the polls on election
day or if you're trying to stop families from visiting relatives who happen to live in South Carolina."
African-American
Group Boycotts NAACP: Over the years, the NAACP has engineered boycotts against everything from
segregation to the state of South Carolina's use of the Confederate flag in the name of civil rights. Now
the NAACP itself is the target of a boycott — and by one of its own. The African-American
group Brotherhood Organization of a New Destiny (BOND) has asked blacks nationwide to protest the NAACP's
left-leaning politics, which have thrust the group into the "socialist wing of the Democratic Party," says
Rev. Jesse Peterson, BOND's founder and president. "Pay the NAACP no money. Pay it no mind,"
Peterson wrote in announcing the boycott.
NAACP
vs. Racist Hollywood: According to the Screen Actors Guild, blacks, who comprise 12 percent
of the population, are cast in 14.8 percent of all roles on television and in movies. Besides, don't
the "good guys" — mostly Leftist Democrats — run Hollywood?
The Editor says...
In the article immediately above, Larry Elder makes another interesting point: black households watch more TV than do
white households. Compared to some other groups, black children under-perform on standardized
tests. Studies also show black children do less homework than their white counterparts. Meanwhile,
the president of the NAACP seeks ways to make television more appealing to blacks.
Bush Rightfully "Disses" the Collectivist
NAACP: "I was surprised, President Clinton came every year but one, and then he sent Al Gore
in his place," says an official with the NAACP upon learning that President George W. Bush declined
to speak at the organization's annual meeting. Hold the phone. How dare he? Just because the
NAACP spent nearly nine million dollars to "get out the black vote," an effort designed to
defeat Bush?
Black
conservatives say Mfume is gaining from boycott and TV deal: A black conservative group isn't
buying NAACP President Kweisi Mfume's claim that his organization's looming boycott of NBC and other
major networks and his possible talk show deal are not a conflict of interest.
At the NAACP, Obama
Removes His Mask of the Great Unifier. It is truly a sad day in America when the president of
the United States fans the flames of racial hatred. The man elected to be president of all the people,
in his speech at the NAACP basically said, though America is racist, sexist and homophobic, you can make it in
spite of those white [people]'s attempts to stop you. Wonderful. How inspiring. The NAACP
audience erupted in applause. Obama's condemnation was "red meat" to the liberal, protective of their
victim status, organization.
"There is no room in this country for hyphenated Americanism.
...The one absolutely certain way of bringing this nation to
ruin, of preventing all possibility of its continuing to be a
nation at all, would be to permit it to become a tangle of
squabbling nationalities."
– Theodore Roosevelt
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