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Denise D. Williams

"You cannot stop violence with violence; you cannot conquer discrimination by discriminating!!! Let us become 'One Community'"

Following retirement, President Williams wanted to start her own mediation business but God had another plan for her. She met with her pastor at St John Missionary Baptist Church as she wanted him to bless her business. Instead she left his office agreeing to run for President of the Springfield Chapter of the NAACP.

In 2013 she was elected with only two members...herself and her best friend, Ms. Diane Sanders of Columbus, Ohio, running the Springfield office.  Four years later, among her accomplishments, she has helped bridged the divide of injustice while helping to grow the membership to over 100 members; build relationships with Clark County Sheriff and City of Springfield Police Departments.  She was essential in calling for a crease fire among two gang members and list goes on.

In the Summer of 2017, President Williams was elected as the 3rd Vice President of the Ohio State NAACP Conference.

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"WE OWE IT TO OUR PEOPLE TO VOTE"

 

Hi Fam,

 

Let me remind us of something that is important:  The Voting Rights Act was not ancient.  It is something that happened during my lifetime.

 

I’m 65 years old; so when I was a little girl, Black people were being beaten, threatened, and blocked from voting polls.

 

The Voting Rights Act was signed in 1965—that means that that right that many of us take for granted is 61 years old:  That’s younger than me and many of my friends.

 

So our grandparents and great-grandparents lived through poll taxes, literacy tests, violence—some of them didn’t live long enough to vote. Some were murdered, but that was the price they paid for us to have a voice.

 

We are at a turning point: This year’s [2026] vote is more important than ever:

 

  • Laws are being changed

 

  • Districts are being redrawn

 

 

  • Rights that we thought would last forever are being challenged

 

History is repeating itself, and it’s doing it loudly and boldly. 

 

So we owe it to our People to vote.  If we don’t show up—if we don’t wake up, we are gonna find ourselves living under restrictions that look like  a lot like the Jim Crow era.  That’s not what our parents died for.

 

We owe it to our ancestors to vote: Register to Vote! PLEASE! 

 

Thank you! 

 

Ms. Lois Fletcher, Chair

NAACP Branch 3201 Political Action

 

 

YOUR VOTE DOESN'T MATTER!!!

SAY WHAT?!?

If YOUR vote doesn't matter why do the

people saying this ALWAYS vote??????

BECAUSE: They don't want YOU to vote.

 BECAUSE: They KNOW voting matters!!!!

YOUR VOTE MATTERS!! REGISTER AND VOTE!!!!

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CHECK YOUR VOTER STATUS

https://voterlookup.ohiosos.gov/voterlookup.aspx

 

REGISTER TO VOTE:

https://olvr.ohiosos.gov/ or go to your local Board of Election

 

FIND YOUR LOCAL BOARD OF ELECTION

https://www.ohiosos.gov/directories/county-boards-of-elections

 

VOTER ID REQUIREMENTS 

https://www.ohiosos.gov/elections/voter-ID-requirements

NAACP Emergency Town Hall Unpacks Supreme Court Voting Rights Decision

The NAACP remains committed to defending the right to vote and ensuring that every American has an equal voice in our democracy. We are activating communities to guard against unlawful attempts to dismantle majority Black districts.

Ahead of the midterm elections, the Association will mount a mobilization campaign to send voters in droves to the polls to urge them to elect leaders who will advocate on their behalf.

Missed the Emergency Town Hall Meeting? 
No problem. Click the link  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjvFCR1GdSY

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History

Organized in 1915, Springfield Branch of NAACP is one of the first chartered branches. Over the years, the dedicated and committed workers, organizers, leaders and members of the Dayton Branch have helped to win victories from the ballot box to classroom.

mission

Locally is to ensure the political, educational, social and economic quality of rights of all persons, and to eliminate racial hatred and racial discrimination in Clark, Greene and Champaign Counties, Ohio

vision

Locally is to ensure that our community in which all individuals have equal rights without discrimination based on race.

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Serving Clark, Greene, and Champaign Counties

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