Dr. Libya BaaQar (Bay-car) is a native of Atlanta, GA, affectionately called, “Dr. Libby.” She is an ordained minister in the AME Church. She serves as Executive Pastor at St. Paul AME Church-Atlanta. She has developed women’s ministries, taught bible studies, workshops, and seminars. She is an advocate for the empowerment and equality for all people, particularly for the advancement of women of color.
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By Audrey Peterman When I received the invitation from Westside Gazette publisher Bobby Henry to cover the Panel Conversation highlighting the Science of Climate Change,…
Raynard Jackson says that he is amazed at how much of the interactions Republicans have with the Black community is out of …
On Friday, the Jefferson City branch said Mizzou students can call 1-844-NAACP-HELP to anonymously report threats to law enforcement. Students who live off campus and in…
NAACP remembers fallen journey for justice marcher
By NewsOne Did you miss the 45th NAACP Image Awards? Well, NewsOne, Hello Beautiful and The Urban Daily have you covered! The sites were front and center…
The Supreme Court just aided and abetted those who seek to suppress our right to vote. A narrow majority has ruled that Section 4 of the…
This recent death adds to the chilling reports of reproductive genocide in America. Why is the NAACP silent… again?
polling by the NAACP on election eve examined the role of Black voters in the 2012 presidential election and offered a glimpse into the political mindset and future of African-American voters
Black Women’s Roundtable Shifts the Focus to the Issues and Voting Power of Black Women at the Republican and Democratic Conventions Black women…