WASHINGTON The NAACP began looking Sunday for a new leader andtried to measure how much damage Benjamin Chavis' painful ouster hadcaused its reputation in the world of civil rights.
The NAACP turned to its interim administrator, Earl Shinhoster,42, who had competed against Chavis for the executive director post.Shinhoster, national field secretary, met with a committee to come upwith a plan for handling operations until a new executive director ishired.
"What I am trying to do is get all the …
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