Jacqueline Allsup, 60, of Glen Burnie, will be sworn in as president Dec. 17 at the Arundel Center.
"The NAACP is a powerful organization in need of reinvigorating. Our change will embrace and cherish the rich history of the NAACP. We cannot be intimidated by change. Instead we must seek to understand, embrace, and manage it," said Mrs. Allsup, an Anne Arundel Community College nursing professor. She wants to increase membership, eliminate the academic achievement...
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