Asheville-Buncombe County NAACP News – October 2018
by Carmen Ramos-Kennedy – Are you registered to VOTE? One of the best ways to
Black Asheville
Constitutional Amendments, Phone Banks, GOTV – Get Involved!
Asheville-Buncombe County NAACP News August 2018 by Carmen Ramos-Kennedy – Early Voting Sites Expanded As
We Live in One of the Most Troubling Periods in Recent History
Asheville-Buncombe County NAACP News – July 2018 by Carmen Ramos-Kennedy – The U.S. Attorney’s failure
Asheville-Buncombe County NAACP News – June 2018
by Carmen Ramos-Kennedy – For fairness and justice for people of color in Asheville the
Asheville-Buncombe County NAACP News – May 2018
by Carmen Ramos-Kennedy – The Asheville Buncombe County NAACP regular monthly meeting on May 8th
The Role of African Americans in the History of WNC
Building the 1870s Swannanoa Train Tunnel and the South Asheville Cemetery Project, presented by the
Asheville-Buncombe County NAACP News – April 2018
by Carmen Ramos-Kennedy – The end of February was a painful and disappointing time as
Bridging the Psychological Divide
by Dr. Darin J. Waters – Restructuring Our Collective Historical Memory Editor’s Note: Dr. Waters’s
Black History Month Luncheon Features Prof. Darin Waters
In observance of Black History Month, Leadership Asheville Forum will present Dr. Darin Waters as
Asheville-Buncombe County NAACP News – February 2018
by Carmen Ramos-Kennedy – Asheville-Buncombe County NAACP will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday, Feb.
MLK Day 2018 March & Rally
Held 1-15-2018. Organized by the Martin Luther King, Jr. Association of Asheville and Buncombe County.
Community Voices Lecture Series Beginning at A-B Tech
A-B Tech is launching a Community Voices lectures series that will be kicked off with
