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EE-Uh-Ohs Episode 5: New Hanover County NAACP President LeRon Montgomery

Welcome to a special episode of EE-Uh-Ohs, the podcast that delves into the intricacies of employment law and emerging trends in the workplace. In this episode, we have the honor of hosting LeRon Montgomery, the president of the New Hanover County NAACP. LeRon brings invaluable insights into the fight against discrimination and the pivotal role the NAACP plays in advocating for the rights of the community.

Our discussion touches on a recent case of disability discrimination involving a former NAACP president at a movie theater in North Carolina. LeRon provides insight and thought-provoking perspectives on circumstances surrounding this incident, highlighting the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities in the workplace and other places. Through this poignant example, we explore the broader implications of discrimination and the critical need for robust protections and support for affected persons.

LeRon also shares the multifaceted efforts of the NAACP in combating all forms of discrimination. From providing advocacy to offering educational resources and community support, the NAACP stands as a beacon of hope and justice. We discuss who the NAACP helps, the specific types of discrimination they address, and how they empower individuals to stand up for their rights.

Join our community! Follow the EE-Uh-Ohs Facebook group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/342366104830893) to stay updated on the latest episodes and engage in meaningful discussions. Have questions or stories to share? Email Harmony at Info@PersonnelSuccess.Org. We’d love to hear from you! Tune in, be inspired, and help us create a world where workplace discrimination is a thing of the past.

Case: Rev. Barber speaks out for ADA rights after theater calls police on him; he brought his own chair (WRAL)

Check out the New Hanover County NAACP here.