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General Membership |
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2nd Saturday |
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Each Month 4:00 PM |
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Flat Rock AME Church |
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120 Old Chapel Ln |
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Fayetteville, GA 30214 |
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NAACP Nat'l Convention |
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July 13-18, 2013 |
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Orlando, FL |
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NAACP Southeast |
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Regional Convention |
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March13-15, 2014 |
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Atlanta, GA |
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GA State Conference |
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Annual Convention |
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October 3-6, 2013 |
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Location: Columbus, GA |
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Finding Our Way Back to First |
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See the plan to resolve the education
issues facing poor and minority children. |
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About
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HISTORY AND PURPOSE |
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The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) was
formed in 1909 by a group of white and black citizens appalled at the injustices that
some Americans suffered solely because of their race. Mary White Ovington led the
organization with zeal and enthusiasm through many obstacles. |
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The organization has grown steadily since then. Today, it is the largest and most influential
civil rights organization in the country. The basic strengths of the NAACP are
derived from its historic victories in the courts, its belief in the cause and legislative
actions at all levels. |
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To keep pace with changing times, the NAACP has launched a number of dynamic
social programs. These programs are aimed at speeding the march toward victory over
racism, hatred, bigotry and poverty. |
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FAYETTE COUNTY BRANCH |
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The Fayette County Branch was organized and chartered in February 1997. The purpose
and aim of the Fayette County Branch of the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People is: |
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To continue to make a positive impact on the quality of life for the
citizens of Fayette County through… |
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Political empowerment with increased voter registration and
participation;
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Implementation of the National Back-to-School/ Stay-in-School Program;
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Strengthening and encouraging excellence in our Youth Council;
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Challenging and fighting against injustices of any kind;
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Contributing to cultural, educational, social and political programs;
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Involvement in the development of a socially healthy community;
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Assisting those who strive to monitor and reduce crime;
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Promoting educational, social, political and economic equality
and opportunities.
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