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Voter purging
& U.S. Census
Last year, approximately 36,000 registered voters were purged from the Guilford County election rolls. One of them may have been you. It is imperative that you call the Election Board at 336-641-3836 to verify your status.
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Promote Candidate Accountability
High Point Residents Vote in the upcoming elections and challenge our elected officials to improve our neighborhoods. Click to find out more details.
Join us for early voting starting OCt. 15!
ELECTION DAY: Nov 3, 2020
Voter Registration Deadline
OCT. 9, 2020
Tue Oct 27, 2020
Tue Nov 3, 2020
Important HIGH POINT NEEDS:
Cure Violence aims to stop the spread of violence in our communities by using the methods and strategies associated with disease control – detecting and interrupting conflicts, identifying and treating the highest risk individuals, and changing social norms.
There is no excuse to say no!
See how your candidates stack up
The NAACP supports this program and High Point desperately needs it right now!
Email or Contact the City Council and tell them to VOTE CURE VIOLENCE
Call James Adams, HP NAACP President at (336) 887-2470 for more information
Upcoming NAACP Meetings
Giving Back – Free Hot Meals
Free Hot Meals for the Community! Q.'s Corner, We Care Project, High Point Peacemakers, Shekinah Glory Church, William Hayes, and High Point Logistics will be giving out free hot food on Saturday December 19th, 2020 from 10:30am while supplies last. Everyone is...
Dred’s Diiscussion
Blog 8 Such as it is, this is Dred’s Discussion, your look at your municipal government, from street level. After days, weeks, and months of silence in the midst of front page Covid-19 coverage Jay Wagner remains quiet as Guilford County Covid numbers soared past...
Dred’s Discussion
Such as it is, this is Dred’s Discussion, your look at municipal government from street level. The HPPD has been conducting a PR campaign by recently raiding area drug houses, giving credit to concerned citizens’ call-ins. This writer submits HPPD has known about...
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Black America Policy Recommendations for Biden Administration
The strong and early plan and commitment by the Biden administration to elevate racial justice as a top priority has sent a powerful message about its importance and centrality within this administration.As the nation calls for an end to structural disparities, the...
NAACP | Biden Administration Policy Recommendations
The strong and early commitment by the Biden administration to elevating racial justice as a top priority has sent a powerful message about its importance and centrality within this administration.As the nation calls for an end to structural disparities, the federal...
NAACP Announces New Air Date for the 52nd NAACP Image Awards
52ND NAACP Image Awards Has Been Rescheduled to Air LIVE on BET Saturday, March 27th at 8pm ETThe following is a joint statement from Karen Boykin-Towns, Vice-Chair of the NAACP National Board of Directors and Chairman of the NAACP Image Awards Committee; Connie...
NAACP President and CEO, Derrick Johnson, Issues Statement on Second Impeachment of President Trump
Washington, D.C. — The President and CEO of the NAACP, Derrick Johnson, issued the following statement today regarding the second Impeachment of President Trump:“As white supremacists attacked our democracy last Wednesday, the NAACP called for the immediate...
What Brands Can Do for MLK Day and Black History Month
This MLK Day, skip the quote graphic, do this instead. Nearly six months ago in the wake of the unconscionable murders of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and Breonna Taylor, millions took to the streets to say “enough is enough.” Prompted by the undeniable urgency of...
MLK Day and Black History Month Guidance for Corporations
This MLK Day, skip the quote graphic, do this instead. Nearly six months ago in the wake of the unconscionable murders of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and Breonna Taylor, millions took to the streets to say “enough is enough.” Prompted by the undeniable urgency of...
