'Thrive in Your Environment,' NAACP Tells Black Americans
As the U.S. recognizes Black History Month this February, the country's oldest civil rights group, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), has been drawing attention to key issues facing the community, including student debt that disproportionately impacts Black Americans. VOA's Ignatius Annor spoke to Wisdom Cole, the NAACP's director in charge of youth and college, in Washington for more insight.
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