Message from Philadelphia Branch NAACP President on the Anniversary of the capitol Insurrection
The world sat in shock and utter disgust on January 6, 2021, as we watched hundreds of people storm the Capitol.
Statement from NAACP Philadelphia Branch President Catherine Hicks on Ahmaud Arbery verdict
“As we prepare to move into the Thanksgiving holiday season and yes, we are thankful for this verdict, let us be reminded that although justice was served in the Ahmaud Arbery trial. A life is still lost and countless other lives have and continue to be lost, because our justice system is still flawed!
Message from the Philadelphia Branch President: Remembering 911 Twenty Years Later
For the past twenty years on 911, we are reminded of the 2,977 people who were killed during the most
significant terrorist attack in the history of our country.
Statement from Madame President Catherine Hicks on the recent gun violence and division in local city government
In the coming weeks, the NAACP Philadelphia Branch will unveil an effort to reach deep into the communities experiencing the most significant trauma and violence and partner with grassroots leaders, religious institutions, and others in addressing this pain.
Appointment of Executive Administrationship of the Philadelphia NAACP Branch
On August 20, 2020, following an internal vote from the members of the Executive Committee of the Philadelphia NAACP, the National office will take over as administrator to the branch.
Statement from Philadelphia NAACP President Rodney Muhammad regarding Facebook Post
Earlier last week I shared a post on social media in an attempt to start a dialogue around criticism and understanding. I immediately removed the quote and the offensive images. It was and is not my intention to offend anyone or cause any hurt.
