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623 results for ‘Roy Cooper’
  • As NC Passes 19,000 COVID-19 Cases, Gov. Cooper Promises Midweek Decision on Reopening

    May 18, 2020

    Is North Carolina ready to do away with its stay-at-home order and reopen restaurants and hair salons? Gov. Roy Cooper says he’ll make a decision midweek.

    As NC Passes 19,000 COVID-19 Cases, Gov. Cooper Promises Midweek Decision on Reopening
  • What Cooper’s ‘Measured’ Approach To NC School Reopening Means

    July 14, 2020

    NC public schools will be able to hold in-person classes, but with safety and health requirements to keep spread of COVID-19 down.

    What Cooper’s ‘Measured’ Approach To NC School Reopening Means
  • I’m a Teacher. Mike Pence’s Visit to a Private School in NC Today Sends the Wrong Message.

    July 29, 2020

    With federal lawmakers stalled on aid for reopening public schools, Mike Pence should not be touting a private school in NC right now.

    I’m a Teacher. Mike Pence’s Visit to a Private School in NC Today Sends the Wrong Message.
  • Most NC Families Support Public Schools. Why Don’t Our Lawmakers?

    September 2, 2020

    With NC lawmakers returning to Raleigh, an educator says top priority should be funding public schools, not expanding school choice.

    Most NC Families Support Public Schools. Why Don’t Our Lawmakers?
  • ‘A Story of Uncertainty’: Poll Finds North Carolinians Divided Over Reopening Schools

    July 2, 2020

    A new poll finds North Carolina residents deeply divided about reopening schools in August during the coronavirus pandemic.

    ‘A Story of Uncertainty’: Poll Finds North Carolinians Divided Over Reopening Schools
  • NC Voter Turnout Was Good. But Here’s Why We Can Do Much Better.

    November 6, 2020

    NC reported nearly 75% voter turnout in 2020. But millions of North Carolinians are still not participating in our elections.

    NC Voter Turnout Was Good. But Here’s Why We Can Do Much Better.
  • ‘We Need to do a Lot More’: Gov. Cooper Addresses Newly Formed Racial Equity Task Force

    August 5, 2020

    Amid the coronavirus pandemic, which has exposed huge racial disparities in NC, Gov. Cooper says a new task force combating inequity is crucial.

    ‘We Need to do a Lot More’: Gov. Cooper Addresses Newly Formed Racial Equity Task Force
  • From The Editor: If Politicians Care More About Getting Reelected Than Protecting You, Throw Them Out

    June 25, 2020

    How electioneering in North Carolina and across the United States trumped (pun intended) leadership in the age of coronavirus.

    From The Editor: If Politicians Care More About Getting Reelected Than Protecting You, Throw Them Out
  • How Gerrymandering and Voter Suppression Affect North Carolina’s Paltry Minimum Wage

    March 29, 2021

    “What happens is your representative or senator doesn’t have any accountability toward you. They know that they can draw lines in such a way where they don’t have to listen to actual voters.”

    How Gerrymandering and Voter Suppression Affect North Carolina’s Paltry Minimum Wage
  • Threat of Pepper Spray Isn’t Stopping This Election Day Rally In North Carolina

    November 1, 2020

    After a peaceful voter turnout rally was violently and abruptly shut down in Alamance County this weekend, organizers pledge to return on Election Day to urge voters to the polls.

    Threat of Pepper Spray Isn’t Stopping This Election Day Rally In North Carolina
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