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"......... But who were the people that started the NAACP? Who were it first presidents? Why were they involved? Not many Americans know the answer to these questions.If fact most of the leadership of the NAACP were not black—it was Jewish! Moorfield Storey was the first President of the NAACP—he was Jewish. He served in this capacity for five years. He was followed by Joel Springarn who was President from 1915 till 1940. Springarn was a well-known liberal and Jewish. His brother Arthur became president and he held onto that position until 1965. The next President was Kivie Kaplan another Jew. He is described as being “one of the last in a long line of American Jews who held a leadership role in African-American civil right groups.”From the NAACP’s beginning, only one black was on its executive board; W.E.B. Dubois. The other Jews who made up the rest of the board were Julius Rosenthal, Lillian Wald, Rabbi Emil G. Hirsch, Rabbi Stephen Wise and Henry Malkewitz. The Jewish and Black link also controlled the Urban League, the Congress of RacialEquality and Students for Non-Violent Conference Communities. In addition, the majority of the lawyers who fought for civil rights in the South were Jewish.The Jewish community greatly contributed to the founding of the NAACP and continued to finance it. Recruited to its board were such Jewish leaders as Jacob Schiff, part of the international banking crowd, Jacob Billikopf, and Rabbi Stephen Wise of the Hebrew Union College of Cincinnati, a political Zionist. Makes you wonder how many of the rest might have been political Zionists also. Zionism is a movement that elevates the agenda of national Israel at the expense of everyone else.Who funded the NAACP? The Jewish financiers, the Garland Fund, Communists and others on the far left politically. These people were truly revolutionaries and had no real interest in black folks except as cannon fodder for their class struggle agendas. It was a great idea to pit blacks and whites against each other if it forwarded the goals of Communist revolution in this country and drove a wedge between the two groups in our society. Were there any Christianson the board of this organization? Any right wingers politically? None. ........ "