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NAACP PASADENA

FIGHTING FOR BASIC HUMAN

DIGNITIES

FIGHTING FOR BASIC

HUMAN

DIGNITIES

 “DARKNESS CANNOT DRIVE OUT DARKNESS; ONLY LIGHT CAN DO THAT.
HATE CANNOT DRIVE OUT HATE; ONLY LOVE CAN DO THAT. INJUSTICE
ANYWHERE IS A THREAT TO JUSTICE EVERYWHERE”

DR.MARTIN LUTHER KING JR

 “DARKNESS CANNOT DRIVE OUT DARKNESS; ONLY LIGHT CAN DO THAT. HATE CANNOT DRIVE OUT HATE; ONLY LOVE CAN DO THAT. INJUSTICE ANYWHERE IS A THREAT TO JUSTICE EVERYWHERE”

DR.MARTIN LUTHER KING JR

 “DARKNESS CANNOT DRIVE OUT DARKNESS; ONLY LIGHT CAN DO THAT. HATE CANNOT DRIVE OUT HATE; ONLY LOVE CAN DO THAT. INJUSTICE ANYWHERE IS A THREAT TO JUSTICE EVERYWHERE” DR.MARTIN LUTHER KING JR

Branch History

The Pasadena Branch has a more than 100 year history in
Pasadena. It was charted by the National Office on September 8,
1919, and was the 16th charter issued by the National NAACP.
The Branch was founded when a small group of citizens
answered the call of John Wright to respond to the needs of
minority people in Pasadena. Their first step was to build an
organization which served as the voice of all those denied the
basic dignities rightfully due human beings,especially African
American citizens in the City of Pasadena.

The Pasadena Branch has a more than 100 year history in Pasadena. It was charted by the National Office on September 8, 1919, and was the 16th charter issued by the National NAACP. The Branch was founded when a small group of citizens answered the call of John Wright to respond to the needs of minority people in Pasadena. Their first step was to build an organization which served as the voice of all those denied the  basic dignities rightfully due human beings, especially African American citizens in the City of Pasadena.
The Pasadena Branch has a more than 100 year history in Pasadena. It was charted by the National Office on September 8, 1919, and was the 16th charter issued by the National NAACP. The Branch was founded when a small group of citizens answered the call of John Wright to respond to the needs of minority people in Pasadena. Their first step was to build an organization which served as the voice of all those denied the basic dignities rightfully due human beings,especially African American citizens in the City of Pasadena.

NAACP MEMBERS: A COMMUNITY

When you become a member of the NAACP, you are doing more than joining an organization;you are becoming part of a community. Our membership community is the reason we’ve been able to project, defend, and fight for our civil rights and human rights – for over a century. If you care about fighting the racial disparities that are still too prevalent in America, the NAACP is the place where you can make a difference.

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OFFICERS

Allen Edson – President
Ron Matthews – 1st Vice President
Nicole Bernard – 2nd Vice President
Juanita West-Tillman – Secretary
Tommye Martin – Asst.Secretary

MEMBERS AT LARGE

Allisonne Crawford, Alma Stokes, Brandon Lamar, Dominick Correy, Florence Annang, Jacquelyne James, Jouslynn Griffin, Lynnette West-Cater, Mark Sutton, Prentist Deadrick, Rian Barrett, Sharon Strong, Shreen Young, Taylor Morton, Tisha Washington, Tommye Martin ​

OFFICERS

Allen Edson – President
Eve Reid – Treasurer
Ron Matthews – 1st Vice President
Nicole Bernard – 2nd Vice President
Juanita West-Tillman – Secretary
Tommye Martin – Asst.Secretary

MEMBERS AT LARGE

Allisonne Crawford
Alma Stokes
Dominick Correy
Florence Annang
Jacquelyne James
Jouslynn Griffin
Laura Hamilton
Lynnette West-Cater
Mark Sutton
Prentist Deadrick
Rian Barrett

Sharon Strong
Sherene Young
Taylor Morton
Tisha Washington
Tommye Martin ​

OFFICERS

Allen Edson – President
Ron Matthews – 1st Vice President
Nicole Bernard – 2nd Vice President
Juanita West-Tillman – Secretary
Tommye Martin – Asst.Secretary

MEMBERS AT LARGE

Allisonne Crawford, Alma Stokes, Brandon Lamar, Dominick Correy, Florence Annang, Jacquelyne James, Jouslynn Griffin, Lynnette West-Cater, Mark Sutton, Prentist Deadrick, Rian Barrett, Sharon Strong, Shreen Young, Taylor Morton, Tisha Washington, Tommye Martin ​