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    NAACP Reacts to News of President Elect Donald Trump’s Win in the 2024 Presidential Election

    Kermit WilliamsBy Kermit WilliamsNovember 9, 2024Updated:November 9, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Statement from NAACP President and CEO Derrick Johnson

    “Millions of Americans cast their ballots in one of the most consequential elections of our time. From congressional seats to judicial appointments, and ballot propositions, America decided.

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    No matter who occupies the Oval Office, our mission remains clear. For over a century, the NAACP has, and will continue to champion justice and equity. We are determined to protect and uplift Black and underserved communities. This election cycle we made a historic $20 million investment in efforts to get out the vote and mobilize over 14.5 million Black voters. We’re not stopping there. Our resolve remains stronger than ever as we advocate for policies that dismantle systemic injustices and support the American dream. This new chapter presents an opportunity to chart a course that unites Americans through integrity, understanding, and inclusion. As we move forward, it is crucial that the President-elect and Vice President-elect are guided by the founding ideals of our nation, acting in the service of all Americans and upholding civil rights protections that strengthen our country.

    We have seen an unprecedented number of Black voters head to the ballot box, exercising their rights and seeking to have their voices heard. We will not allow them to be silenced. During such a momentous occasion, it is paramount that we acknowledge every individual’s entitlement to their respective thoughts and emotions. It is our hope that those emotions are able to be channeled into the action necessary to fuel meaningful change. Yesterday, today, and tomorrow, the NAACP will work to hold those in power accountable, pushing our country toward progress, prosperity, and humanity — and to remind our leaders that democracy and freedom are the cornerstone values of the United States. We encourage all who share the same goals to join us. Where there is common ground, we will strive to collaborate with the President-elect and his administration. The NAACP is loyal not to politicians, but to policies that allow us to keep advancing, no matter what.”

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