Honey Brown Hope Foundation

Tammie Lang Campbell, founder and executive director of The Honey Brown Hope Foundation and former president of the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) Missouri City and Vicinity Branch, will serve as the keynote speaker at.

March is Women's History Month and The Honey Brown Hope Foundation is pleased to honor Houston area Women Improving the Nation!

Tammie Lang Campbell, founder/executive director of the Honey Brown Hope Foundation, who buried the n-word on 07/07/07, went to Washington, D.C. to confront Colorado Springs’ U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn (R-Colo.) regarding his racial rant.

Congressman Doug Lamborn is Stuck With "Tar Baby" Comment

By: Tammie Lang Campbell, Founder/Executive Director of Honey Brown Hope Foundation

The Honey Brown Hope Foundation's 20th Anniversary Celebration theme is, "With Hope and Faith, We've Come This Far."

By: Tammie Lang Campbell Conventional wisdom says a press conference can’t be held without the press.

Americans remain divided about the use of the n-word in our culture and literature. Now, the activist responsible for 2007 n-word burial on CNN urges support for Newsouth's Books revised "Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn."

The “What’s in a Name? --The Lethal Side Effects of the N-Word”summit is designed to liberate minds from the n-word slur, encourage healthy self-worth and dignity among blacks, deter racism and promote mutual respect and healing among all.