The NAACP on Saturday said it had voted to end the organization's 15-year boycott of South Carolina, a day after the Confederate battle flag came down from the Statehouse grounds in Columbia. The civil rights organization said in a tweet that its national board of directors passed an emergency resolution to end the boycott, which has been in place since 2000.
The resolution approved Saturday said that while removing the flag doesn't end discrimination, "it does symbolize an end to the reverence of and adherence to values that support racially-based chattel slavery and the hatred which has divided our country for too long."
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