East Harris Chambers NAACP

03/24/2026

It’s a First Amendment Right.

10/15/2020

Want a drastic change in Precinct 3? Want a Constable who cares for the community? Want to see improved patrol? Want to get crime down? Then get to those polls and vote Andre Hines for Constable Prect. 3!!!

09/04/2020

This is our next Prct 3 Constable, Andre Hines. Amazing man, husband, father, and friend. If you dont know him, please take the time to meet with him, have lunch, or just send a few text to see what he's about. I promise you'll love him. Let's Go!!! Vote Vote Vote!

08/11/2020

My heroes of the week!

07/14/2020

UPDATE: KAYLEN IS BACK HOME SAFE!!! THANK YOU ALL FOR THE PRAYERS, POSTS, AND SHARES.

This is Kaylen Frank, he is a relative of mine and has been missing since 7/11/20. He is 17 years old, 6'3, 150lbs. If you have any info that could help, please call 281-515-7822. Thank you.

06/20/2020

What is Juneteenth for Barrett?

Barrett Settlement,.........home, and Black Owned, is a place to be proud of.
Harrison Barrett (1845–1917 ) was a former slave born in 1845 to slave parents from Louisiana, Simon and Eliza Barrett. He had two brothers and two sisters. After the emancipation of the slaves in 1865, Barrett searched for his family members. He was able to gather all together except for one sister.[1] In 1889 he purchased land east of the San Jacinto River in Harris County, Texas, for fifty cents an acre, and named the area Barrett Settlement. It was one of the largest holdings in Harris County to be acquired by a former slave.[2] He is interred with his wife Annie Jones Barrett, along with four other family members, in the nearby cemetery.[1]

The community began with seven houses, which Barrett built with lumber from his land. He set up farms, a sawmill, a gristmill, and a coffee mill. He also gave land for Shiloh Baptist Church.[2] The town eventually was given a postal station, and became known as Barrett Station.[1]

The population of the town was 2,872 according to the 2000 census. It went to 3,199 in 2010. It remains a largely African-American neighborhood and celebrates its heritage every Juneteenth.[2]

[Video Documentary coming soon by Hood News 2U]

06/10/2020

The East Harris Chambers NAACP efforts would not have been realized if it had not been for Rayehasen Wilson.

This young Millenial Leader was a dynamic breath of fresh air. The impact she made on this community before her Sunset was tangible and real, and now she has her own day.

06/04/2020

06/03/2020

All was not in vain!!!

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/06/03/3-more-cops-charged-in-george-floyd-death-other-officers-murder-charge-upgraded.html?__source=sharebar