The NC Black and Brown Policy Network rejects the proposed constitutional amendment in this year’s general election targeting immigrant communities.
NCBBPN Rejects Discriminatory Constitutional Amendment
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Updates
Sustain HB 10 Veto
The North Carolina Black and Brown Policy Network calls for the sustaining of Governor Cooper’s veto of HB 10.
HB 10: A Threat to Our Public Schools and Immigrant Families
North Carolina state’s legislature came back into session to fast-track HB 10 and expand the bill beyond its original intent.
Steadfast in the Face of Attack
Violence, whether legislated, caused by white supremacists, or incited by law enforcement, is nothing new for the diverse communities represented by this network.
OUR health & free speech are under attack! Act NOW to protect OUR rights!
House Bill 237 wants to silence OUR voice and right to protest and open the floodgates for BIG MONEY to give unlimited amounts in our state elections.
Statement on NC House Bill 237 – “Unmasking Mobs and Criminals” Bill
NC House Bill 237 passed its third reading in NC this week, raising significant concerns as the bill will increase penalties for protestors
NC Black and Brown Policy Network 2024 Lobby Day
NC Black & Brown Policy Network will host a lobby day on May 9 to highlight legislation directly impacting Black and Brown communities across North Carolina.
Statement on North Carolina’s Approved Budget
The North Carolina Black and Brown Policy Network rejects the final state budget because it fails to provide what North Carolinians actually need.
Statement: HB 187 an Anti-Critical Race Theory Bill
HB 187 is essentially an Anti-Critical Race Theory bill that creates the belief that teachers promote beliefs through their teaching that would cause one race to hate another.
Statement: NCBBPN stands against HB40 and demands police accountability
The NC Black and Brown Policy Network (NCBBPN) stands against HB40 and demands police accountability to end over-policing in our state and nation.