Students from Bennett College, NC A&T;, NC Central and Winston-Salem State joined America's Journey for Justice in Washington, DC, to take a stand for voting rights. More: http://CommonCauseNC.org/hbcu
Photo: Paul Holston, Sophomore Journalism Major, Howard University, News Editor, Howard University's "The Hilltop" Newspaper
NAACP Youth and College Division members answered one of the most asked questions, "Why march?" Here are their answers as we began marching from Alexandria, VA to the Lincoln Memorial.
Students from across the country joined in America's Journey for Justice. From Detroit to Los Angeles, the youth and college division was represented on the ground from Selma, AL to Washington, DC. Take a look at these snapshots from the culminating event in Washington, DC this week.
There were many highlights during the journey. Our Providence, RI Youth Council traveled with us through Virginia into Washington for the march to the Lincoln Memorial and rally on Capitol Hill.
Listen to the rally at Coburn Hall in its entirety, courtesy of Daniel Clark Network Radio.
NAACP Youth and College Division is on the street letting their voices be heard. They are taking part in America's Journey for Justice #JusticeSummer, marching from Selma to Washington,DC. They're demanding systemic reforms in policing and restoring the Voting Rights Act, to name a few. Check out these posts from college chapters across the country.
NAACP's #BornSuspect campaign pushes systemic reform in policing. Share this video and sign the petition today.
Students from Bennett College, NC A&T;, NC Central and Winston-Salem State joined America's Journey for Justice in Washington, DC, to take a stand for voting rights. More: http://CommonCauseNC.org/hbcu
