Lexington NAACP honors Sioux Nichols Taylor with Lifetime Membership

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1 min read • March 26, 2025
Pictured (left to right): Lexington County NAACP President Catherine Kennedy, Rep. Jerry Govan and Mrs. Sioux Nichols Taylor.
Pictured (left to right): Lexington County NAACP President Catherine Kennedy, Rep. Jerry Govan and Mrs. Sioux Nichols Taylor.

The Lexington County to love, lift her and encour-NAACP celebrated a remark- age her to keep on, keepable individual on March ing on. It’s been a blessing 24, 2025, as they bestowed to have her be a part of our a Lifetime Membership lives.”

upon Ms. Sioux Nichols Taylor, a Fordham Uni-Taylor. The event, held at versity graduate and Licensed the SCEA building in West Master Social Worker, has Columbia, SC, recognized dedicated seven decades to Taylor’s unwavering commit- the NAACP. Her extensive ment to justice and equality. career includes leadership

Lexington County NAACP President Catherine Kennedy praised Taylor’s contributions, stating, “We honored Mrs. Nichols Taylor this evening. We gave her an Honorary Life membership. She’s well deserved, long overdue, and we just wanted

roles in various organizations, such as the National Organization for Women, the Westchester Black Women’s Political Caucus, and the National Women’s Political Caucus.

Upon receiving the honor, Taylor expressed her

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