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The NAACP Los Angeles Branch, established in 1914, has a rich history rooted in the community, founded by local leaders Drs. John and Vada Somerville. Today, the branch remains dedicated to advocating for civil rights, with a strong emphasis on education and local engagement to address injustices affecting the community.

Under the leadership of Minnie Hadley-Hempstead, a retired LAUSD teacher, the branch aims to foster positive relationships within the community and uphold the NAACP's mission. By encouraging membership and support, the organization continues to strive for equality and justice for all citizens across diverse backgrounds.

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