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Airis Freeman and her brother pose for a photo in front of a beige building in the French Quarter of New Orleans.

Hurricane Katrina: My Story, My Shift

Op-EdAugust 28, 2025

Action Congress

Honoring the 60th Anniversary of the Voting Rights Act

Op-EdAugust 6, 2025

A collage of voting symbols and Black voters.

Gen Z’s Next Challenge: Transforming Activism Into Lasting Change

Op-EdDecember 13, 2024

A collage of voting symbols and Black voters.

A Time to Lead for Young Advocates

Op-EdDecember 13, 2024

A collage of voting symbols and Black voters.

A Balancing Act: Why Advocates Must Prioritize Mental Health

Op-EdDecember 13, 2024

A collage of voting symbols and Black voters.

A Lesson in Resilience from NAACP’s Democracy Fellowship

Op-EdDecember 13, 2024

A collage of voting symbols and Black voters.

Staying the Course for Progress

Op-EdDecember 13, 2024

NAACP Democracy Fellow Nijah Whiten

Championing Change: A Commitment to Youth Advocacy in 2025

Op-EdDecember 13, 2024

Black Men Do Vote. But Does America Listen?

Op-EdOctober 31, 2024

A collage of voting symbols and Black voters.

From the Classroom to the Economy: Virginia’s Government Must Shift Priorities

Op-EdOctober 30, 2024

NAACP Democracy Fellow Genesiss Hollins

The Art and Effectiveness of Authentic Canvassing in Atlanta

Op-EdOctober 30, 2024

NAACP Democracy Fellow Nijah Whiten

My First Vote: The Power of Youth in the Political Landscape

Op-EdOctober 30, 2024