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NEXT MEMBERSHIP MEETING: Monday, February 24, 2020
General Membership meetings: every 4th Monday of the month at 6:30pm at the WA State Labor Council building - 321 16th Ave S., Seattle, WA 98144
NEXT MEMBERSHIP MEETING: Monday, February 24, 2020
NAACP participated in very first Seattle Pride Parade, Sunday 6/30/19!
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For the first time in National NAACP history, an LGBTQ Chair has been appointed in 2019, right here at the NAACP Seattle King County Chapter. We made history and participated in Seattle Pride on Sunday, June 30, 2019! Thank you to all of our members, volunteers, and supporters for coming out to celebrate inclusion and equality! Donate to our cause here as we work each day in the community for equal rights: seattlekingcountynaacp.wildapricot.org/event-3435764 |
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Airbnb and NAACP Announce Partnership for Seattle
The NAACP Seattle King County is pleased to officially announce its partnership with Airbnb, encouraging our communities of color to use their homes in earning extra income!
If you missed this June's events, you can still find out how to become an Airbnb host as well as support the NAACP Seattle King County! https://www.airbnb.com/r/naacpe
https://www.seattlekingcountynaacp.org/press-releases-and-s…
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June 21, 2019
NAACP's first LGBTQ chair on Pride Parade, progress, and Lori Matsukawa King5.com DeAunté Damper [NAACP LGBTQ Chair] is especially excited about this year's Pride Parade in Seattle. This is the first time the NAACP will have a float in the parade, and it coincides with Damper's history-making appointment as LGBTQ chair of the Seattle King County chapter of the NAACP. www.king5.com/video/news/local/take-5/naacps-first-lgbtq-chair-on-pride-parade-progress-and-lori-matsukawa/281-c8f9e2b6-0ebd-40b5-bd22-20b0f4eb686b May 22, 2019
Report: SoDo arena group, NAACP end up holding...Sonics meeting mynorthwest.com After rumors, a postponement, and uncertainty, a secret meeting between the Seattle King County NAACP and Chris Hansen’s SoDo arena group was finally held on May 15 in Seattle, KIRO 7’s John Knicely confirmed Wednesday. “The NAACP Seattle King County held a private meeting with Chris Hansen’s Sonics Arena Investment Group on May 15th, 2019,” Seattle King County NAACP President Sadiqa Sakin said in a statement acquired by Knicely. “The two organizations are still developing their objectives for SoDo, there will be more to come in the following weeks.” https://mynorthwest.com/1391690/chris-hansen-sodo-naacp-secret-sonics-meeting/ April 24, 2019
New partnership between Issaquah School District, students, and NAACP after racist poster incident Q13fox.com A high school dance proposal went viral for all the wrong reasons. Now the Issaquah School District, students, and the local chapter of the NAACP say they’re working to make sure this doesn’t happen again. A student made a racist poster in April before a school dance and that picture was shared on social media by hundreds of people. Issaquah High School senior Engubia Fontama organized a student walkout. https://q13fox.com/2019/04/24/new-partnership-between-issaquah-school-dist-students-and-naacp-after-racist-poster-incident/ |
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