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'We Do Not Tolerate Discrimination.' American Airlines CEO Responds to NAACP Warning for Black Passengers

By Billy Perrigo

NAACP Issues Travel Advisory for American Airlines

By Billy Perrigo

Here's Why the NAACP Issued Its First-Ever Travel Advisory for a U.S. State

By Emma Talkoff

Rachel Dolezal Is Flat Broke, But Unapologetic

By Zamira Rahim
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How the Women's March Has United Progressives of All Stripes

It remains to be seen whether the alliances against Trump will last

By Charlotte Alter

Chance the Rapper Teams Up With the NAACP To Help Register Voters on His Tour

"Stay woke and vote"

By Cady Lang

Read Hillary Clinton's Remarks on Race and Policing After the Baton Rouge Killings

"This madness has to stop"

By Maya Rhodan

A Firsthand View of History at the NAACP Convention

As the NAACP Annual Convention begins, the organization's longest-standing member reflects on the gathering's past

By Emma Ockerman

Authorities Probe Death of Florida Woman Forcibly Removed From Hospital

She had refused to leave the hospital after being discharged by a doctor

By Denver Nicks

NAACP President Arrested During Chicago Protest

Video of the arrest was captured and put on Facebook

By Daniel White

Rachel Dolezal: I Was Born White

It appears to be the first time Dolezal has conceded her race in public

By Sam Frizell

Ole Miss Removes Mississippi State Flag

Students pushed to take down Confederate symbol

By Josh Sanburn

See Julian Bond's Life in Photos

The longtime civil rights leader and board chair of the NAACP died at 75. He was considered a symbol and icon of the 1960s civil rights movement

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Rachel Dolezal Says Black Identity Is 'Not a Costume'

"I’m not confused about that any longer”

By Helen Regan

Obama Targets Justice Reform in NAACP Speech

President Obama outlined an ambitious roadmap for criminal justice reform during an address at the NAACP convention Tuesday.In a 45-minute speech, Obama called for reducing or eliminating mandatory minimum sentences, reviewing the use of the...

By Maya Rhodan

The Surprising Story of Walter White and the NAACP

July 1, 1893: Walter Francis White, head of the NAACP for more than 20 years, is born

By Jennifer Latson

Why Rachel Dolezal’s Hair Is Actually a Big Deal

We have to call it what it is—a big, hairy lie

By Kristin Booker / MIMI

Rachel Dolezal Speaks Out: 'I Identify as Black'

"This is not some freak, Birth of a Nation blackface performance"

By Maya Rhodan

Dolezal's Brother Calls Her Actions 'Blackface'

"I think she has an integrity issue," Ezra Dolezal said

By Rishi Iyengar

The Thorny Question of Identifying as Another Race

On Thursday, the parents of NAACP leader Rachel Dolezal said she has manufactured her African-American identity.

By Charlotte Alter
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