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NAACP says it’s going back to the legislature
The North Carolina chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People announced May 3 that it's planning another round of protests at the General Assembly following the arrest of 17 activists.
All protestors at legislature freed on bond
All 17 people arrested by North Carolina General Assembly police during a protest against Republican policies have been released on bond.
Wilmington 10 prosecutor’s notes in the spotlight
The president of the North Carolina chapter of the NAACP says newly discovered notes by the prosecutor in the Wilmington 10 case show he engaged in racial profiling to select 12 people more likely to convict the suspects.
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