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The Austin branch of the NAACP has been a part of the association’s long and storied tradition since 1915 and has waged historic fights against racial injustice in Travis County. Beginning with protest against the lynching of blacks in the early part of the 19th century; rightful battle for school desegregation of the 1980’s; the public protest of police brutality of 2002-2004 the local branch has continued the work of the association.
August 2010

Open Letter from Shirley Sherrod: "You and I can’t yield—not now, not ever"  "Not long ago, I sat here in my living room in Albany, Georgia for an afternoon of deep conversation with NAACP President..."
CNN Video: NAACP Forces Tea Party To Address Racist Elements Mark Williams and the Tea Party Express expelled from larger Tea Party umbrella group over letter mocking the NAACP President with explicitly…
July 2010
NAACP To Celebrate 101st Year In Kansas City Missouri  The NAACP announced today it will celebrate its 101st year anniversary in Kansas City, MO.

First Lady Michelle Obama Addressed NAACP  101st Convention in Kansas City
June 2010
Troy Davis Gets His Day in Court  After 19 years, death row inmate Troy Davis finally had the opportunity to air his defense in a court of law on Wednesday, June 23rd.  The hearing was the culmination of the NAACP, Amnesty International and others who brought up evidence that Davis did not receive a fair trial in 1991.
May 2010
The NAACP is saddened by the loss of singer, actress and civil rights activist Lena Horne  “We mourn the passing of Lena Horne, an outstanding, groundbreaking entertainer and a staunch civil rights activist who stood on the side of justice and equality,” said NAACP President and CEO Benjamin Todd Jealous.
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