How can the Spokane NAACP move past the Rachel Dolezal story?
After a community meeting Monday night, the answer, it seems is by becoming a larger, more unified organization.
The Spokane NAACP wants to give locals a voice.
For the next five Mondays the community is invited to join in panel discussions at the Community Building, where NAACP leaders will lead forums on justice issues facing Spokane.
In response to racist hate mail sent to Rachel Dolezal, the newly installed president of the Spokane NAACP, about 150 people rallied outside her office Friday afternoon, linked arms and said no to bigotry in Spokane.