Charlotte City Council to talk police funding after video appears to show officers deploying tear gas on cornered protesters.
Several legislative members are asking to allow remote sessions, to avoid spreading COVID-19 at the state legislature.
A ruling Friday by the N.C. Supreme Court found a repeal of the Racial Justice Act was unconstitutional, paving the way for death row inmates to appeal their sentences.
While social media and the increased adoption of newer technologies have facilitated greater coordination between organizers in cities across the country, Charlotte can thank its history of civil unrest for stronger coordination between activists.
Gov. Roy Cooper announced his plan Thursday to address existing health disparities for Black and Latinx residents in North Carolina.
The head of NC’s public school system, Superintendent Mark Johnson, is distorting the details of his embarrassing Istation scandal.
Some activists cite the primary results as evidence that protests can spur political action, leading to important gains in electing candidates who are attuned to issues of race and inequity.
With the coronavirus lingering, one NC teacher says students and parents will face a major challenge when schools reopen in August.
The new polling also finds robust support for social distancing policies and the Cooper administration.
“Donald Trump is the first president in my lifetime who does not try to unite the American people—does not even pretend to try. Instead, he tries to divide us.”
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