Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis criticized the NAACP’s travel advisory for LGBTQ+ people and minorities, and two California school boards voted to ban pride flags.

Republican-led states are banning diversity programs that increase participation and engagement among historically marginalized populations.

The Supreme Court ordered Alabama to draw two majority-Black voting districts, but the Republican-controlled Legislature only drew one.

A three judge panel ruled that the state’s first congressional district was drawn to dilute the power of Black voters.

The NAACP alleges that the Republican-led legislature in South Carolina made maps for U.S. House seats to purposely ‘render Black voters unable to meaningfully influence congressional elections’ in the state.

Republican candidate for Michigan secretary of state Kristina Karamo has filed a last-minute lawsuit targeting Wayne County’s absentee voting procedures.

Multiple organizations advocating for marginalized Americans and progressives called President Biden’s action ‘historic,’ ‘life-changing’ step for millions.

The Georgia chapter of the NAACP says the law is a ‘blatant attempt by the Georgia legislature and Governor Kemp to suppress the participation of Black voters and other voters of color.’

Home Depot and Coca-Cola — both headquartered in Atlanta — have said they are ‘aligned’ against bills seeking to make it harder to vote in the state.

‘The evidence of election fraud by Mr. Trump is now in broad daylight.’

Black voters were a driving national force pushing the former vice president to victory over Donald Trump.

‘I don’t think we want to see images of an America with long lines of cars waiting for their weekly box of vegetables and fruits. This shouldn’t be happening.’

More than 900 companies have joined an ad boycott against Facebook for allowing hate speech on its platform.

North Carolina Lt. Gov. Dan Forest condemned the NAACP’s opposition to the law as ‘ludicrous.’

Ten presidential candidates aren’t afraid of the NAACP’s questions — but Trump is.