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The Virginia NAACP has filed a lawsuit, claiming that the restoration of confederate names on two schools will negatively ...
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NAACP sues Virginia school board over decision to restore Confederate names to schoolsThe NAACP in Virginia and five students filed a federal lawsuit against the Shenandoah County school board in response to their vote last month to restore the names of two schools that previously ...
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — The Virginia Beach NAACP said they were both shocked and motivated by the number of people who participated in the first public comments since the Virginia Beach School ...
The Virginia Beach NAACP, which condemned the school board, will have a town hall meeting on April 14 to allow residents a chance to discuss the new policy in a public forum. “Show up on the ...
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — The Virginia Beach NAACP held a town hall Monday night following the Virginia Beach school board’s decision to suspend its diversity equity, and inclusion (DEI ...
“Frankly I’m surprised that everybody on this dais didn’t feel a sense of urgency for the school board to weigh in on this issue,” said Culpepper. Virginia Beach’s NAACP organized a town ...
VIRGINIA BEACH ... experts and members of the NAACP as they expressed their concerns about the implications of the new resolution. Last Tuesday, school board leaders approved the resolution ...
For the first time since VBCPS Board Members voted to adopt a resolution that would suspend diversity, equity and inclusion in Virginia Beach schools, the public had a chance to come together and ...
While the department agreed in a separate lawsuit in New Hampshire not to enforce, opens new tab the "Dear Colleague" letter until April 24, the NAACP said some schools have lost funding while ...
(AP Photo/Ben Curtis) (CN) — The NAACP sued the Trump administration Tuesday over its demands that schools eliminate nearly all race ... referencing the Supreme Court’s 1954 Brown v. Board of ...
The meeting hosted by the Virginia Beach NAACP chapter brought out Virginia Beach leaders, residents and even Virginia Beach School Board member Dr. Alveta Green, who voted no on adopting the ...
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