Members of the Albion College NAACP chapter pose with community member Bob Dunklin at the first annual NAACP Luncheon. The members of the college NAACP came together with Dunklin to thank him for attending the luncheon at the Ludington Center (Photo by Cynthia Ramirez).
The first annual Albion National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) luncheon was hosted at the Ludington Center on Saturday with keynote speaker Jiquanda Johnson, an award winning journalist, Emmy winning producer and CEO of Brown Impact.
NAACP members from both the Albion branch and Albion College chapter were invited to celebrate the work done to finally welcome the NAACP to Albion College and the impact they both have made.
On Saturday, award winning journalist and CEO of Brown Impact, Jiquanda Johnson, spoke at the Ludington Center about her experience and the struggles of being a Black woman in journalism (Photo by Cynthia Ramirez).The crowd listened to speaker Jiquanda Johnson and Bob Dunklin have a conversation during Johnson’s presentation (Photo by Cynthia Ramirez).
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