Tag Archives: naacp
For Loan Modification, Don’t Fall Behind
You don't have to become delinquent to get help
When Jamie Arthur heard about President Barack Obama’s Making Home Affordable plan, a sense of…
By Renita Burns
A New Century, a New NAACP?
Jealous seeks to build a movement for people of all colors
Benjamin Todd Jealous Gov. David A. Paterson opened the first plenary ceremony of the NAACP’s…
By Marcia Wade Talbert
Is the NAACP Relevant? It’s Up to You
Vast legacy continues as organization tackles today's issues
By Derek T. Dingle
‘One Size Does Not Fit All’
NAACP panelists want more diversified healthcare approach
At two forums on healthcare reform at the NAACP’s Centennial Convention Saturday, panelists presented a…
By Marcia Wade Talbert
Talking Points
Blight of blacks in news, religion's role in politics
The big picture is that minorities are still underrepresented in broadcast news, according to results…
By Carolyn M. Brown
NAACP Expands Litigation for Discriminatory Lending
Wells Fargo, HSBC under fire for unfair practices
The NAACP filed suit against Wells Fargo and HSBC Bank USA last week, claiming black…
By Marcia Wade Talbert
NAACP- The 100th Anniversary: Interview with Benjamin Jealous
A discussion with President & CEO Benjamin Jealous about the 100th anniversary of the history…



