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'We do this work because it is needed': NAACP Lancaster Branch marks 100 years of fighting for equality, justice

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The local NAACP was chartered on July 9, 1923, in a meeting in New York City attended by the likes of W.E.B. Du Bois and Mary White Ovington. The local chapter of the nation's oldest civil rights organization is celebrating 100 years of working to meet that expectation.

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'We do this work because it is needed': NAACP Lancaster Branch marks 100 years of fighting for equality, justice

When a chapter of the Ku Klux Klan planned a cross burning in southern Lancaster County in 2017, the local NAACP quickly organized a Day of Unity.

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