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The growing calls from the far-right to pardon George Floyd’s murderer are disgusting. And while these calls are happening, the Trump Administration continues to target Black leaders, as we all witnessed recently with the arrest of Mayor Ras Baraka.

Don’t be fooled. Regardless of Trump’s actions, Derek Chauvin will remain behind bars — where he belongs — on state charges. All Trump would accomplish by pardoning Chauvin is to send a clear message to the Black community: that he doesn’t care about our right to live.

What happened to lowering costs? What happened to ending inflation on Day One? Not only would a pardon be deeply offensive and sickening, it would use race as a blatant distraction from the fact that Trump has no clue how to govern.

The time to fight for people, progress, and power is NOW. We'll be in Charlotte from July 12-16 for the 116th #NAACPConvention, and we want you right there with us. Registration is now open for NAACP members and the general public. Secure your spot today:

It’s no surprise that Trump’s Department of Coverups and Vengeance isn’t seeking justice. It’s been five years, and police reform legislation still hasn’t passed in Congress, and police departments still haven’t been held accountable. Five years. washingtonpost.com/national-secur…

We condemn the murders of Israeli embassy staffers Yaron Lischinsky & Sarah Milgrim. These hateful acts of violence have no place in our community. Our prayers go out to the families and friends of the victims. It's time to come together as a country. We need healing over hate.

If a Reconciliation bill is so “Big and Beautiful,” why was it voted on in the middle of the night? It’s giving “Side Bill” to us. 😒

On #MemorialDay, we pause to honor every life lost in service to this country. We remember the courage. We acknowledge the sacrifice. And we hold space for the generations who served while fighting for a freedom not fully extended to them. Their legacy lives on in our memory

Today, we honor the life and legacy of former New York Congressman Charles B. Rangel. A Korean war veteran, founding member of the Congressional Black Caucus, and the first African American to chair the House Ways and Means Committee, Rep. Rangel dedicated over four decades to

Charlotte is calling. 📲 Will you answer? Meet us July 12-16 at the 116th #NAACPConvention. Each year, we unite innovative leaders, entrepreneurs, scholars, entertainers, and creatives to celebrate our collective strength, spark bold ideas, and fuel impactful change. Learn

104 years ago, the Greenwood District in Tulsa, Oklahoma, known as #BlackWallStreet, was devastated during one of the darkest moments in our nation's history. The #TulsaRaceMassacre destroyed thousands of Black-owned businesses and homes. While we reflect with heavy hearts on

What happened to “All Lives Matter?” Have you forgotten about the people who voted for you who could die from proposed Medicaid cuts, Joni Ernst?

So the Dept of Ed. can challenge accreditation standards of Columbia University , but we can’t challenge whether its Secretary can carry the 1 in simple math? Fascinating…

New research from FWD.us: The incarceration crisis is costing families of incarcerated people nearly $350 billion each year. This enormous cost to families comes from out-of-pocket costs and depressed wages over a lifetime for both the person who was incarcerated and their

Deploying troops to communities already under pressure is not leadership—it’s provocation. The Trump Administration is weaponizing fear to divide and destabilize. We will not be silent. We stand with those targeted and terrorized. We fight for justice. Always.

Authoritarianism. Plain and simple.