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For over years 100 years, the NAACP has been fighting for better education for our children, safer communities, ending the cradle to prison pipeline through prison reform, stopping police brutality, healthcare reform and an end to racism and so much more.
So, we are organizing supporters in Douglas and Paulding counties to fight for policies that respect and improve our communities. Membership is our lifeblood. Your renewal membership will help us fight the racial disparities that are still so prevalent in American education, jobs, housing, health care and criminal justice systems.
If you care about fighting the racial disparities that are still too prevalent in the Douglas and Paulding communities, the West Metro NAACP is the place where you can make a difference!
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National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is to ensure the political, educational, social, and economic equality of rights of all persons and to eliminate racial hatred and racial discrimination.
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West Metro NAACP is supported by the hands and feet of many, membership fees, fundraising events, private gifts, and contributions from corporations.
we are here to stay!
Since 1917, we have fought for civil and human rights including securing voting rights, equal pay, fair housing, desegregating schools and communities, demanding fair labor practices and so much more.
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2020 Black History Extravaganza & Open Mic Night
West Metro was excited to host its first ever Black History Month Extravaganza and Open Mic Night!
On February 29th, we came together to explore the African Diaspora through music, art, literature, story tellers, performances, panel discussions, health & wellness and so much more.
It could not have happened without the partnership and participation of various local organizations, youth, and businesses.
- Extravaganza Venue: Douglas County High School
- Open Mic Venue: Sweet Southern
- New Manchester HS FAME Dance Program
- Douglas County HS Drumline
- Douglas County HS Student Government
- Chapel Hill HS African Student Association
- Alexander HS West African Drumming Club
- Douglas County Tourism
- Local Black Business Owners