53RD NAACP IMAGE AWARDS Week: Watch all 5 Night’s of Awards Pre-Show

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The 53rd NAACP Image Awards, presented by the NAACP, honored outstanding representations and achievements of people of color in motion pictures, television, music, and literature during the 2021 calendar year. Watch the Five Nights of Awards Pre-Show of the 53rd NAACP Image Awards hosted by Affion Crockett below.

53rd NAACP Image Awards – Night One Awards Pre-Show
53rd NAACP Image Awards – Night Two Awards Pre-Show
53rd NAACP Image Awards – Night Three Awards Pre-Show
53rd NAACP Image Awards – Night Four Awards Pre-Show
53rd NAACP Image Awards – Night Five Awards Pre-Show

Watch the Five Nights of Awards Pre-Show of the 53rd NAACP Image Awards hosted by Affion Crockett. #NAACPImageAwards Follow us: Instagram.com/NAACPImageAwards Facebook.com/NAACPImageAwards Twitter.com/NAACPImageAward

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NAACP HEALTH & WELL-BEING

Black health matters, and our work on behalf of families has never been more urgent.

THE CHALLENGE

Everyone has a right to good health and well-being, but America’s promise has fallen short. Individual health does not exist in a vacuum. It is tied to the community conditions in which we are born, grow, live, work, and age. For people of color, geography, income, and race are longstanding predictors of health outcomes. The roots of historic inequity run deep in fragmented public and private health systems and disadvantaged opportunities across the lifespan.

NAACP is committed to ending racial health disparities. Our aim is not simply disease prevention, but to create an inclusive culture of healthy people and communities. We collaborate with communities through coordinated action to improve the social determinants of health — racism, poverty, exclusion, inferior schools, unsafe housing, poor nutrition, and toxic environments. We disrupt the status quo by working at the intersection of policy and systems change to drive sustainable impact for the sake of our future.

Throughout the world, the coronavirus pandemic has underscored how important it is for a healthy nation to offer its residents robust health care options. In the U.S., our collective unwillingness to ensure affordable, accessible, quality, and timely health care for all has cost too many Black lives and unnecessarily compromised our nation’s health and economic security. The U.S. is overdue for a health care system that truly bolsters health for all its people rather than fragments them further.

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