May 20th, 2013 Moral Monday
Photos by Phil Fonville
May 13th, 2013 Moral Monday
Photos by Phil Fonville
2013 People of Color Justice and Unity
Legislative Day
Photos by the News & Observer
Over 300 people gathered on April 9th at the First Baptist Church and tmarched to the General Assembly to make their demands clear to our representatives: No to Voter ID or any other policy that will suppress the vote! No to school vouchers and the deregulation of Charter Schools! No cuts to public education! No anti-worker and undemocratic amendments to our State Constitution! Yes to the Racial Justice Act! Yes to the Ella Baker Voter Empowerment Act!
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Thousands of people gathered infront of the State Capital for the 7th annual Historic Thousands on Jones St. People's Assembly.
HKonJ Coordinator Rev. Gatewood, former SNCC field secretary Bob Zeller, Civil Rights attorney Al McSurely, and NAACP member Eugene Ferrar singing Woke Up This Morning with My Mind on Freedom before the march begins.
Reverend Spearman, Wilmington 10 leader Dr. Ben Chavis, and NC NAACP president Rev. Barber lead the gathering in a pray before we begin the march.
Crowd gathers at South St. in front of Shaw University.
NC NAACP president and HKonJ convener Rev. Barber opens the People's Assembly with a declaration of what the HKonJ movement stands for.
HKonJ stands for healthcare for all. Doctors urge Congress to accept the federal govenment money to expand medicaid.
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15,000 people gathered on Jones Street on February 11, 2011 for the 6th annual Historic Thousands on Jones St. people's assembly.
NAACP State President, Reverend William Barber, and NAACP National President, Ben Jealous, march with others towards the Capital Building.
College students support HKonJ
Marchers gather in front of the Legislature to hear speakers present on the 14 Point Agenda.
