By host on
7/22/2010 2:16 PM
On one of Ken's posts someone named Concerned Citizen wrote a statement referencing the NAACP and our stance on busing and the tax to be voted on next year...
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By host on
7/18/2010 3:43 PM
In an effort to clear statements made, the following blog is posted...
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By host on
7/12/2010 6:23 PM
The 101st Annual NAACP National Convention is ongoing in Kansas City, MO this week...
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By host on
7/11/2010 11:52 AM
For nearly six years, controversy has surrounded the NAACP being accused in the community by Al Link and Mark Kolwe for things we did not do...
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By host on
7/10/2010 9:37 PM
The Resolution presented to the TPSB Tuesday night July 6, 2010 is now posted...
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By host on
7/9/2010 9:11 PM
Two school board members are already winners in the upcoming school board race. Congratulations to both...
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By host on
7/7/2010 2:44 AM
The Officers and Members of the Greater Tangipahoa Parish Branch NAACP #6058 say thank you Citizens of Hammond and Tangipahoa Parish for hearing our Unanimous Resolution on Carmon Moore's behalf last night, and your show of appreciation in giving its president a standing ovation...
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By host on
7/4/2010 4:55 AM
It is expected many people from across Tangipahoa Parish, especially the Hammond and Ponchatoula areas will come to the school board's meeting Tuesday night in support of Carmon Moore's reinstatement...
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By host on
6/9/2010 5:47 PM
Many times, in Civil Rights Violations being addressed, NAACP Organizations across the country are blamed for things they simply did not do...
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By host on
6/8/2010 4:05 PM
You know the scenario: There's this preceived great school system in Tangipahoa Parish, with maybe the top schools in the state, something we really need, but, at the same time, someone whose inappropriate workplace or school board behavior is unsettling or even putting the school system at risk for litigation. You don't want to lose this asset, but you want to make sure that their out-of-line behavior doesn't continue...
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