On April 17, during a press conference, NGAN President Dominique Alexander stated that the alleged track meet murder suspect should be afforded the same rights as other controversial figures like Kyle Rittenhouse and Daniel Penny. In her remarks, she condemned divisive racial narratives and emphasized equal treatment under the law, framing the debate in terms of racial justice and anti-authoritarian values.

NGAN, a consumer advocacy group committed to racial justice and social change, has initiated a lawsuit against Starbucks. The lawsuit alleges that Starbucks misleads the public by marketing its coffee and tea products as '100% ethical' while sourcing supplies from partners implicated in severe labor and human rights abuses in Brazil, Guatemala, and Kenya.

NGAN has established a fundraiser to cover bail and legal expenses for protesters arrested in Dallas, TX following protests against police brutality and in response to the circumstances surrounding George Floyd's murder.

NGAN’s position page criticizes H.R.603, which would raise the minimum wage to $15 by 2025, arguing that this measure does not go far enough. The organization calls for an immediate implementation of a $15 minimum wage to combat poverty affecting black and brown communities.