::::: Ogress, your foul mouth and poor understanding of these topics I'm sorry to say impress no one.  Their critique of the NAACP's initial leadership is part of a broader understanding of institutionalized anti-racism which (in agreement with NOI and other Black Nationalist criticism) sees the NAACP as a bourgeois accommodation or co-option of the struggle for racial justice, which initially at least (I'm unaware of the current situation) were headed and funded by Jewish leaders, which is only significant because the casual observer would expect PoC-centered organizations, like the venerable NAACP to have people of color in all leadership positions.  I'll admit  that the one sentence you'd quoted appears maybe antisemitic, but to argue this point betrays either a cynical dishonesty or an extremely ignorant and shallow grasp of the issues, and in either case, I think you are in some ways proving my point throughout this discussion.