This #BlackHistoryMonth, as we honor the pillars of our past, let's honor leaders writing #BlackHistory today. Now more than ever, in the face of attempts to erase & diminish our community's achievements, it's our duty to celebrate our wins at every turn. naacp.org/articles/writi…

The NAACP is proud to announce the launch of the Black Consumer Advisory, a framework designed to keep our community informed on who’s pushing progress and who’s stuck in the past. "We have the power to choose where we spend our money.” Learn more: naacp.org/campaigns/blac…

Today, the NAACP mourns the passing of our New York State Conference President and organizational leader, Dr. Hazel N. Dukes. In addition to her role as New York State Conference President, Dr. Dukes was also a member of the NAACP National Board of Directors, #RestInPeace&Power

Education is one of the most powerful tools for advancement. We’re committed to ensuring Black students and other students of color have access to the resources they need to succeed. Visit naacp.org/scholarships to learn more and submit your application today. #EducationIsPower

The administration and its allies in Congress are eyeing harmful cuts to key social programs like Social Security, Medicare & VA. This goes against the values we stand for as a nation. Take Action NOW! naacp.org/actions/tell-c…

The right to vote is under attack. Tomorrow, the House will vote on the SAVE Act, a dangerous bill that would make it harder for millions of Americans — especially voters of color, women, rural communities, and young people. Contact your representative now naacp.org/actions/tell-c…

The time to fight for people, progress and power is NOW! We’ll be in Charlotte from July 12-16 for our 116th #NAACPConvention and want you there to join us in this fight for equality and justice for all. Secure your spot today at: naacp.org/convention. #TheFierceUrgencyOfNOW

It’s been five years since the world watched a man beg to breathe for 9 minutes and 29 seconds. We don’t just remember. We demand better. We will continue to fight for George. For his daughter. For every life stolen without accountability.

On this Memorial Day, the NAACP Michigan State Conference remembers and honors all of the heroic men and women who served in the U.S. Armed Services and gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country. We are forever grateful for their courage, patriotism and service. #FallenSoldiers

Join us on June 3 in Lansing for our Annual Legislative Advocacy Day and be a part of “ Collective Voices Standing For Equity and Justice.” Advance registration required. #ThrivingTogether #KeepAdvancing

Honoring the Life & Legacy of former New York Congressman Charles B. Rangel. A war veteran, founding member of the Congressional Black Caucus, and 1st African American to chair the House Ways & Means Committee, he dedicated over 4 decades to advancing civil rights. #RestInPower

Michigan NAACP hosted a powerful Advocacy Day in Lansing and joined forces with the Divine 9 and Jack & Jill to push for real change on issues that matter most to our communities; education, housing, healthcare, etc. This is what collective advocacy looks like. #KeepAdvancing

Check out the 2025 Freedom Weekend Schedule! Jam packed with events all FREE and open to the public!!! Registration is required. Act fast and register for the event(s) of your choice at: freeinstitute.org. #FreedomWeekend

Join the NAACP Detroit Branch for their historic 70th Annual Fight for Freedom Fund Dinner, “The Power Is Within The People,” on Sunday, June 29, 2025 at 5 PM. Tickets still available at: detroitnaacp.org/70th-dinner.

Congress is trying to pass one of the worst government funding bills ever. If passed, 11.8M+ people would lose their healthcare, SNAP benefits would be cut by 1/3 and the deficit would skyrocket. Tell your Senator to vote NO on this un-American budget.  naacp.org/actions/tell-c….

This week, US Congress passed a budget bill that will harm our communities. The bill now heads to the president’s desk for signature. Now, WE must prepare to head to the polls on November 3, 2026 to cast our ballots and hold those who voted for these harmful policies accountable

Couldn’t make it to Charlotte? We’ve got you covered! Tune into our livestream this week at naacp.org/convention and experience the 116th NAACP National Convention from wherever you are.

60 years ago, the Voting Rights Act of 1965 was signed into law. But today, that progress is under attack in Texas and other states across the country. Act now to protect the promise of free and fair elections. Urge Congress to fight for us, go to: naacp.org/actions/tell-c…