The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People or NAACP turns 100 years old today. In honor and recognition of their tireless efforts to improve the racial relations in America and the world, I want to personally say, "Thank you!" to all of the brave men and women that marched and toiled in the fight for freedom and justice for people of color. Doctors, lawyers, police officers, firefighters, preachers, teachers, and all the like paved the path for us and we proudly stand the shoulders of those great champions of justice and equality. The next generation, my generation are honored and awe-inspired by your achievements and social directives. Even in the age of Obama, we realize that the fight for equality is not over in America and the world but we stand are standing at the ready and fully committed to the struggle lies ahead of us. With memories of a time when the sourness of segregation and slavery permeated the fabric of American society, we will boldly carry the torch on into the next millennium!!!
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