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48th Anniversary Commemoration of Bloody Sunday March Palm Card
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Police in Schools are Not the Answer to the Newtown Shooting
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The Defender Newsletter - Fall 2012
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The Defender Newsletter- Summer 2012
6/13/12In this issue: Debo Adegbile's reflections on John Payton, an election update on voting rights under fire, and the latest case updates.
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Defending Democracy
12/05/11The NAACP Legal Defense & Educational Fund, Inc. (LDF) and the NAACP have been tracking the rising tide of legislative measures designed to block access to the polls for voters of color. What our research has uncovered is a cause for grave concern: a coordinated and comprehensive assault has been launched against our voting rights. -
2009-2010 Annual Report
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The Defender Newsletter - Summer 2011
6/15/11Read the Summer 2011 "The Defender" newsletter to learn about our work fighting for employment equality, minority representation in voting, and much more.
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LDF Planned Giving Newsletter, Spring 2011
4/25/11Read our Spring 2011 planned giving newsletter, The Defender's Circle - A Promise to the Future, to learn how to use your will to become a voice in our nation’s long struggle to bring lasting equality to all Americans.
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The Defender Newsletter - Winter 2011
3/09/11Read the Winter 2011 "The Defender" newsletter including a special message from President Director-Counsel John Payton on the 70th anniversary of LDF.
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LDF @ 70
11/04/1070 years is a significant amount of time in America’s nearly 400-year continuing struggle for racial justice and equality before the law. In those seven decades, the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc. (LDF) has helped change the world.
Because of LDF, no one can get away with saying that black people—or any people—have “no rights under the Constitution,” as the Supreme Court did in its 1857 Dred Scott decision.
