Frequently Asked Questions

NAGGA is the acronym for Neighbors Against Grievous Government Actions 

The story of Neighbors against grievous government actions is explained by its logo:, the multi-colored gate that invites all to enter for a common good. The significance of the order of planks are:

• Red plank represents Native Americans. They were first to suffer under illegal, immoral, and unconstitutional grievous government actions. 
• Yellow plank represents the sacrifice Asian Americans contributed to link the country by railway. During World War II they were jailed as enemies of the state. 
• White plank represents Poor Whites and Jews, who are always in the mix of suffering. 
• Brown plank are Hispanics, soon to be the majority in the U.S. They suffer immensely under the law. 
• Black plank are Black Americans  whose suffering is exceedingly great, but lies diagonally linking all together to overcome the past. Our gate is a symbol of hope for future generations.

What We Stand For

We believe in protecting the welfare of all citizens against unconstitutional and immoral government actions.

Our Goal

Our goal is to raise awareness of these issues and to empower individuals to take action against these harmful practices.

Our Legacy

We seek to leave behind a community that is better informed and better equipped to take a stand against governmental harm.

There are many issues that inhibit the enjoyment of a full and fruitful life. We visualize a life free of the constants that hamper us.

NAGGA was created by black people, but is an inclusive operation. 

NAGGA was created by Black people, for Black People, but we invite others to join us. Be mindful that anyone can be a NAGGA, but not everyone can be a NAGGA.

Yes. NAGGA markets registered trademarked products at www.nagga.org.

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