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The NAACP chapter receives complaints of discrimination in areas like housing, employment, education, and aims to empower the community to resolve issues and recruit volunteers. The chapter wants to enhance its process for logging complaints, educate residents on topics of concern to empower them, and recruit more committed volunteers with time to help resolve complaints to create a safer, better community for all residents.
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The NAACP chapter aims to empower the community to resolve complaints of discrimination in areas like housing, employment, education, and more. It wants to improve the process for logging complaints and recruiting qualified volunteers to address issues. The goals are to better educate residents, increase the number of trained volunteers, and ultimately empower the community and resolve complaints to increase safety and well-being for all.
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