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Meet the Executive Members of the Inglewood / South Bay Branch
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PRESIDENT
FREDERICK D. SHAW JR
FRED@NAACPINGSB.ORG
Rev. Frederick Shaw, Jr (Fred Shaw Jr). is a native of Compton, CA and has worked in Compton for most of his life as a fierce advocate for children and adults in Civic and Human Rights. He has advocated and stressed the importance of education, and the reduction of poverty and drug addiction.
After attending Pepperdine University, Rev, Shaw was a Los Angeles County Sheriff Deputy from 1980-1993, which included organizing and implementing Sheriff’s Youth Athletic League.
VICE PRESIDENT
REGINA "SHEMA" JOHNSON
Regina Shema Johnson, NAACP Inglewood Southbay branch 1
st Vice President
I am a tireless community, Labor, Civil Human Rights leader. An activist who
began with a vision of bringing people together. As a former Chief steward and
Vice President of my Local 723 Labor Union SEIU 1000 and International Labor
Delegate of LA Federation of Labor, I began to expand my focus from narrow job
sites concerns and began to include broader concerns around communities where
workers live. This took the form of (RTSC) Real Strategic Change Campaigns.
SECRETARY
JENNIFER BLANNON
A SUCESSFUL LICENSED REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGE FINANCE
BUSINESSWOMAN IN THE STATE OF MICHIGAN FOR 35 YEARS WHERE
I WAS BORN, MARRIED, RAISED A FAMILY.
I RETIRED IN 2009 AND MOVED TO CALIFORNIA.
CURRENTLY I VOLUNTEER MY TIME AS A CHURCH LAY LEADER,
MINISTRY PARTNER, COMMUNITY ACTIVIST, CONCERNED CITIZEN,
AND GRANDMOTHER.
IT WAS MY PLEASURE WHEN ASK TO ASSIST NAACP SOUTHBAY AS
SECRETARY.
KIND REGARDS,
JENNIFER (RICHARDSON) BLANNON,
CHILD/SERVANT OF THE MOST HIGH GOD
2ND VICE PRESIDENT /
CHAIRWOMAN OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE COMMITTEE
DR. ANISSA McNEIL
Dr. Anissa McNeil Vice Chair of Criminal Justice Committee Dr. Anissa McNeil is an international business woman with office nationwide and in South Africa. She is a change agent and a leader of change for foster youth, human trafficking, equity in mental health access and quality services, and all who have experienced injustice. Dr. McNeil is a proud member of the NAACP and strives to live and fight for justice which echos our motto........when we fight, we win!
3RD VICE PRESIDENT/
MSN, RN, PHN, CCM
TIA DELANEY -STEWART
Tia Delaney-Stewart earned both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in nursing from Walden University. With over 30 years of leadership experience within the healthcare industry, Tia understands the dedication, drive, and intentionality required to deliver quality and competent clinical care to patients and their families
CHAIRMAN OF THE RELIGIOUS COMMITTEE
PASTOR OLIVER BUIE
Pastor Oliver E. Buie is a man of God who has served the Community faithfully in ministry
for over thirty-three years. His ministry reaches beyond the walls of the church building. He
is a well-known community leader with a special emphasis on Social and Economic Justice
for ALL PEOPLE.
ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE NICSHELLE FARROW M.A.ED
Author of 500+ books
Notary
Grant Writer
Editorial Director
Made in Compton Store PR
Journalist Member of Society of Professional Journalism
C.E.O. Journey To Stardom Productions
Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations
Entertainment Director and ACT-SO Chairperson for the Inglewood/South Bay N.A.A.C.P
Education Director of the West Coast, Universal Hip Hop Museum
Health and Wellness Coach with Total Life Changes
MENTAL HEALTH JUSTICE COMMITTEE
Shantiara Singleton
Shantiara singleton is the mental health spokeswoman for the NAACP Inglewood/South Bay branch.
She is also a member of CCRH citizen commission on human rights which highlights the truth behind psychiatric abuse and psychotropic drugs. "I use social media platforms to educate people on the harmful effects of these drugs and the spreading of what I know through video and in person speaking engagements.
HEALTH AND WELLNESS COMMITTEE
TONY WAFFORD.
Mr. Wafford, President and CEO of I Choose Life Health Foundation (ICLF) an organization founded to address heath disparities in the Black community. He works tirelessly in partnership with community-based organizations and their entire membership to educate them on health literacy, increase access to health screenings, along with education
FIGHTING FOR JUSTICE AND EQUALITY
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
CAST AND STARS OF THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS
- This is news we couldn’t be more thrilled to announce as CBS Studios and the NAACP are joining together with P&G Studios to produce a brand new daytime drama set to join The Young and the Restless and The Bold and the Beautiful on CBS. Yes, you read that right — we’re getting a new soap opera!
Michelle Stafford: Season of Giving
Recently, Stafford and her Y&R pals were acknowledged by the NAACP for a toy drive Stafford began spearheading during the height of the COVID pandemic. It all started in the summer of 2020 when Y&R went back to work following an initial production shutdown that affected all of Hollywood and the entertainment business. “Nobody was working,” Stafford recalls. “People in my immediate life were getting laid off.”
So HONORED to be a part of #YR and this cast!! Again, the cast and crew of #YR came together to help some kids who would have had nothing this Christmas W/the @NAACP and @NationalAction ❤️ pic.twitter.com/SMOzsOIT9y
— Michelle Stafford (@TheRealStafford) December 14, 2021
- The cast and crew of The Young and the Restless were honored with a special award by the NAACP. Michelle Stafford, who has organized an annual toy drive in December for the NAACP Inglewood South Bay Branch and has raised over $20,000 for toys and for families in need, was proud to bring attention to the award on her social media.
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