NAACP Still Defending Honoree Choices
The NAACP's 56th Annual Fight for Freedom Fund Dinner is just a week away, and there's still controversy surrounding this year's recipient of the Great Expectations Award.
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The NAACP's 56th Annual Fight for Freedom Fund Dinner is just a week away, and there's still controversy surrounding this year's recipient of the Great Expectations Award.
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