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ALL HAIL TO THE NAACP

"All Hail to the NAACP"
All hail to the to the NAACP- making sure equality is enforced, and social injustice does
not prevail. "Founded in 1909 in New York, by a group of black and white citizens in
order to ensure the political, educational, social, and economic equality of minority
group citizens of the United States and eliminate racial prejudice. The NAACP seeks to
remove all barriers of racial discrimination through democratic process."
(www.NAACP.org)
This may be true; however, I seem, too often, to see another side of this organization.
In recent months and years, their agendas have been advanced only through the media and
political outcries, not through the democratic process as they have stated. Maybe they
employ the lesser known, but effective, democrat process.
The social equality of minorities was to be an important goal during the foundation of
the NAACP, but I have never seen this organization stand up for other minorities such as
Hispanics or Native Americans. It seems only to be a racially biased group of individuals
simply concerned with the advancement of the African American. 
Equality was the original goal, but superiority seems to be the desired result in recent
years. It appears the NAACP does things only so they are not forgotten. Just a few months
ago, they were at the heart of the war on the confederate battle flag over the statehouse
in South Carolina. I am unable to see how this matter is one of social inequality.
Instead of using the "democratic process" they simply resorted to the media to accomplish
their agendas, as well as urging all African Americans (not minorities) to avoid the
state. In return, many innocent businesses (some of which were themselves
African-American) were harmed as a result of their actions. Eventually, the flag was
taken down, and placed on the front lawn of the capital. Even this would not suffice. At
this moment, action is being taken in order to have it removed. In "retaliation," an
African-American monument was built; however this monument, which was totally dedicated
to one race posed no problem…I wonder why. 
Before the NAACP continues to chastise other groups for double standards and
inconsistency, maybe they should reevaluate themselves. Graceful charters, and lovely
mottos can be written, but they must be followed. This racist organization is not
concerned with the equality of minority group citizens, but only the superiority of the
African American population. 
Bibliography
www.naacp.org