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The Youth & College members in Ventura County motto "Making a difference in our Community". Martin Luther King once said "Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter . The NAACP the forefounders of the civil rights, and most effective civil rights organization in the country is the voice for all minorities. the NAACP will continue the fight for freedom until all people achieve the equal hand of justice. Join the thousands who have committed their selves for this cause.
Today a partial victory was won with the arrest of George Zimerman. However, keep in mind the battle is far from over, we still have a long road ahead of us until justice is served for the murder of Trayvon Martin. Due to the persistence of all people, of all races, African Americans, White and Hispanic people who rallied and stood up for Trayvon, as a nation of people we “Made a difference”. It took 45 days for this arrest to happen, and if finally did. We will continue to pray, stand in faith, seeking justices for Trayvon. We believe that the juridical system will work. Justice shall prevail!
Benjamin Todd Jealous, NAACP President & CEO stated "the NAACP family thoughts and prayers are with Trayvon’s family". We are grateful for the courage and tenacity of Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin that continue to help shape a national movement for justice for their son and for all of America’s children.”
As youth and college members of the NAACP, and as future leaders, “we are the faces of many, many who have been racial profiled”. ............I am Trayvon Martin, We are Trayvon Martin!
Ka'sha M. Crawford
NAACP Ventura County
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P.O. Box 51032 Oxnard, CA 93031 Telephone 805-201-0475 Email: vcyouth@naacp.org
Youth & College
Welcome to the NAACP Youth & College Chapter website. We hope that this website will be informative and of value to our youth in the community. Our goal is to provide you with information regarding civil rights incentives and actions in Ventura County. The Ventura County Youth & College is committed to equality and justice for all.
The NAACP Youth & College Executive board and our members of the NAACP are dedicated to ensure that the NAACP mission and visions are met.
By setting goals to create a diverse unit of young people who believe that all people should be treated equally regardless of your race, sex or creed.
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Action AlertNAACP Ventura County Youth & College Chapter - Wants ALL Americans to RECOGNIZE we all have the right to Vote. With our voting rights being under attack and laws that are being passed that effect our daily life. We need to ensure that our voices are being heard. We need to exercise our right to vote. Recognize, and Register to VOTE.
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National Convention
July 20-27, 2012
Second degree murder chrges filed against George Zimmerman.
On Feb. 26, Trayvon Martin, an unarmed black teenager in Sanford, Fla., was shot dead by George Zimmerman, a 28-year-old white Hispanic man driving around his gated community in an SUV as part of the volunteer neighborhood watch program.
“Forty five days after Trayvon Martin’s life came to a violent end, the wheels of justice have finally begun to turn. This is an important first step toward bringing justice for Trayvon and his family.
NAACP Ventura County Youth & College supports JUSTICE for Trayvon Martin. Trayvon Martin is one of many young African American young men who are victims of of men who claim justify vigilante justice 'Enough is enough.' Trayvon could have been any one of our sons, any one of us," Rev. Al Sharpton said.. There are 23 states that support laws :Stand your Ground" defense. GEORGE ZIMMERMAN ARRSTED.
Trayvon Martin
I AM.... WE ARE
TRAYVON MARTIN
WE WILL NOT
REST TILL THERE IS JUSTICE !
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