NAACP Rochester also created an online fundraiser, which it says was meant to support the boy and his family. That fundraiser, which is no longer active, raised $341,594.

The Rochester Branch of the NAACP created a fundraiser for the family of the child who had racial slurs directed toward him at the local park, according to a GoFundMe campaign.

Rochester NAACP President Walé Elegbede speaks during a community town hall Wednesday, May 7, at the Rochester Civic Theatre. The town hall was held in response to a viral video showing a ...

Sep. 21—ROCHESTER — On Saturday afternoon, community members and local leaders gathered to "break the hate" in Rochester during an event put on by the local branch of the NAACP.

We thank the NAACP Rochester, MN Branch, for their steadfast support and advocacy in ensuring our child and family get justice. This event caused our family much pain and many sleepless nights.

Sep. 16—ROCHESTER — The Rochester branch of the NAACP will host a public event, "Break The Hate — A Community Forum to Create Unity and Activate Change in the Face of Hate," from 3 p.m. to 5 ...

On Tuesday, May 13, the Rochester NAACP confirmed that the third of three families claiming to be the victim in a racial slur incident is, in fact, the correct one, as initially reported by 5 ...

The Rochester branch of the NAACP started a fundraiser for the family. The organization’s president said Monday that no funds have been disbursed yet and that police have connected him to the ...

Over the past year, we at the Rochester branch of the NAACP have seen a disturbing rise in racially motivated acts: racist slurs painted on a public bridge near Century High School, a noose and ...

ROCHESTER, Minn. — At a town hall Wednesday night, Rochester leaders vowed to get justice for a five-year-old boy at the center of a racist incident that was all caught on camera. About 100 ...

NAACP Rochester also created an online fundraiser, which it says was meant to support the boy and his family. That fundraiser, which is no longer active, raised $341,594.