5/22/2023, 11:40 am
Baltimore, MD -- The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) formally changed its name to the National Association for the Advancement of Crazy People (also NAACP) this week.
The new changes have been been in the works for more than a decade. Started by Spokane, WA, NAACP chapter president Nkechi Amare Diallo (nee Rachel Dolezal) and culminating this week in the issuance of a "travel advisory" for the US State of Florida because of its anti-CRT (Critical Race Theory) policies.
NAACP national committee spokesbrother D'shaun Williams had this to say about the name change, "Yeah, we're pretty much done with advancing the real interests of black folks anymore, so why keep that as the name?
We also realized something had to change since it's become racist for anyone (other than us, of course) to use the phrase 'colored people' now. Many of our biggest donors couldn't even say the full name of the organization.
Our new focus is the imaginary world where systemic racism is all around us, but only we can see it. The fix is to judge everyone by the color of their skin. Everyone must be made to believe white people are intrinsically evil and black people need help and handouts. If you don't believe that, you are some kind of racist.
Also, since we only changed one word, most of our letterhead and signage won't have to change at all."
The new changes have been been in the works for more than a decade. Started by Spokane, WA, NAACP chapter president Nkechi Amare Diallo (nee Rachel Dolezal) and culminating this week in the issuance of a "travel advisory" for the US State of Florida because of its anti-CRT (Critical Race Theory) policies.
NAACP national committee spokesbrother D'shaun Williams had this to say about the name change, "Yeah, we're pretty much done with advancing the real interests of black folks anymore, so why keep that as the name?
We also realized something had to change since it's become racist for anyone (other than us, of course) to use the phrase 'colored people' now. Many of our biggest donors couldn't even say the full name of the organization.
Our new focus is the imaginary world where systemic racism is all around us, but only we can see it. The fix is to judge everyone by the color of their skin. Everyone must be made to believe white people are intrinsically evil and black people need help and handouts. If you don't believe that, you are some kind of racist.
Also, since we only changed one word, most of our letterhead and signage won't have to change at all."