is an historian and writer who has lived in Charlotte since 1994. Among other works, she is the author of "Color and Character: West Charlotte High and the Struggle Over Educational Equality," as well as an eighth-grade history textbook titled "A Journey Through North Carolina History."
As right-wing groups pour money into local school board races, a Charlotte historian breaks down the conservative movement to limit the teaching of U.S. history, censor books on sex and sexuality, and oppress LGBTQ students.
A new podcast is reviving interest in the Jim Crow era of women’s sports, including a 1934 matchup between NC’s Bennett College and the best Black women’s team in the nation.
