What was the top priority in the 1920s for the NAACP?

The top priority for the NAACP in the 1920s was to combat racial discrimination and violence, particularly against African Americans in the South. The organization focused on advocating for civil rights through legal challenges and public awareness campaigns, notably opposing lynching and promoting anti-lynching legislation. Additionally, the NAACP sought to secure voting rights for African Americans and worked to challenge segregation and promote social justice.