... groups remain wary of the new law, warning that it could open the door to harassment of minority drivers by police. Dale Charles, head of the Arkansas NAACP, said he expected to see an increase in the number of black and Hispanic drivers pulled ...

... civil rights advocates opposing the move because they said it could allow for harassment of black and minority drivers. Dale Charles, the head of the state NAACP, said he still can't support the primary seat belt law even with the companion bill ...

... Greenberg's measure would require photo ID issued by the state or federal government in order for a person to vote. Dale Charles of Little Rock, a member of the NAACP's national board of directors, opposed the bill during the 2007 session ...

... more conservative approach calling for fewer black districts but with larger black majorities. State NAACP President Dale Charles then demanded Steele's resignation and threatened retribution. Charles' wife, Diane, pushed for Steele's resignation ...

... the state and whether Arkansas is ready to elect someone based on their skills and ability and not their race," said Dale Charles, head of the Arkansas NAACP. Charles said he thinks race will be a factor if Obama loses Arkansas, but political ...

... Rock Nine and their families brought a new birth to civil rights and what it meant," said Arkansas NAACP President Dale Charles. "We had a lot of conversations," Charles said. "As a matter of fact, once I was elected president (in 1996 ...

... slurs on a news program on Arkansas' public television station and he wants the station to have a more diverse panel. Dale Charles of North Little Rock made the request of the Arkansas Educational Television Network after a July 7 airing of the station ...

... existing majority-black district in southeastern Arkansas will fall to 49 percent black if the new plan survives. Dale Charles, the state president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, said the new plan isn't ...

... proposed two additional Senate seats and four additional House seats with majority-black populations. State president Dale Charles said Wednesday that the group is considering a challenge to the new plan as a violation of the federal Voting Rights ...

... elections and bar the state from holding future elections under the plan adopted in September. The lawsuit filed by Dale Charles of Little Rock and Jimmie Wilson of Lake View argued that legislative districts drawn following the 2000 census violated ...