what are the different lobbying efforts of the naacp?
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To yell about how "whitey" has ruined stuff as much as possible. That pretty much sums up the activities of the NAACP - the most racist organization on Earth.
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You need to be a little more specific.  Two examples of what that would not be considered advocacy??
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Go to your local media, all of them.\nThen go to your nationl media, all of them.\nE-mail every single news agency in the country.\nE-mail the ACLU.\nYou'll probably spark some kind of interest, maybe more!
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Contact your local congressional rep. and offer to volunteer.  Go to local civic meetings.  Volunteer to support candidates during election periods.
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Hobby Lobby\nMichaels\nBen Franklin
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Go to yahoo images search and put in "DNC seal."  That will bring up a lot of them.
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You need to get the word out, thats the most important thing and what the organization supports. You can do this with flyers or the computer  or phone calls.You could also contact the political leaders or members of parliment in your community as well. Speak to teachers and churches, you know, things like that and Iam sure you will find the resources you need...Good luck
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Special Interest Groups are organizations that push for causes. These groups collect money from the people who believe in these causes and then lobby politicians for these causes.\n\nLobbying is done by either the group presenting the causes to the politicians or providing money to support the politicians so that they stand behind the causes. Essentially making the politicians indebted to the organization that supports the cause.\n\nThe special interest groups may have their own lobbyists or they may hire professional lobbyists to go to Washington for their causes.\n\nExamples:\n\n1. Right to Life Groups pushing to stop abortion.\n2. American Civil Liberties Union - A group that pushes for civil rights.\n3. AARP - A group that pushes for the rights of senior citizens.
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lobby the government for nuclear disarmament, join organisations like ActionAid and Oxfam, volunteer abroad for a few years, work for a non-profit organisation, promote awareness of human rights abuses e.g. China, Haiti, Guantanamo Bay, Iraq... so much to do!
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Your question is hopelessly vague, but there are literally 1000s of trade associations that exist for the explicit purpose of influencing US political decisions.  Most are based in Washington DC or New York City.  Whatever business you are in, I'm sure there is one that fits your needs.  Contact your local (German, I assume) trade association or guild, tell them what you want to do and ask them for the names of suitable organizations in Washington DC.
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to end slavery. unite the nation
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Influencing legislation requires two things, or a combination of the two:\n\n1. A billion dollars to bribe politicians (the polite term is "campaign contribution");\n\nor,\n\n2. The support of millions of people who agree with you and are willing to be active in the matter.\n\nMaybe you could find an establihed organization that is working towards similar goals and try to get their support.
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Go to this website:\nwww.naacp.org\n\nFor Race &Ethnicity http://www.wsu.edu/~amerstu/pop/race.html\n\nHopefully, you can find enough info on these too sites to write your paper.
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The Human Rights Campaign lists ballot initiatives in Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Virginia, and Wisconsin.
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Some organization that supports an issue for non-commercial purposes.  They might be related to arts, charities, etc.
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do what Washington lobbyists do! offer politicians drugs, sex, and money!
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You go to your Congressman with 200,000 names supporting a petition. That is how. I worked with the Citizens Action Coalition in the 80's and that is how it is done.