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  • In Durham, neighbors plan for an uncertain future together in a second Trump term

    November 13, 2024

    With concerns about potential political and living challenges, Durham community members gathered to create solutions and build a support network against a second Trump administration.

    In Durham, neighbors plan for an uncertain future together in a second Trump term
  • Teaching About the Holocaust Is Now Required in NC Public Schools

    August 30, 2023

    A 2021 law in North Carolina aims to make sure we don’t forget one of the most terrible moments in history. 

    Teaching About the Holocaust Is Now Required in NC Public Schools
  • ‘Unacceptable’: NC Republicans Ask Newly Right-Wing State Supreme Court to Block New Education Funding

    February 10, 2023

    House Speaker Tim Moore and Senate Leader Phil Berger are asking the Court to overturn the Leandro ruling by reinstating a prior Appeals Court order blocking the transfer of new funds.

    ‘Unacceptable’: NC Republicans Ask Newly Right-Wing State Supreme Court to Block New Education Funding
  • Op-Ed: Let’s engage in our communities, not just social media

    April 5, 2024

    “Mom, have you seen the news?” my teenage son asks between mouthfuls of cereal at the breakfast table. He is reading an article about Ukraine. He then turns to another article, this one about refugees pouring into Eastern Europe. He’s clearly alarmed. I don’t know what to say to him. There seems so little we…

    Op-Ed: Let’s engage in our communities, not just social media
  • Who is Tim Walz? What to know about Kamala Harris’ pick for vice president

    August 6, 2024

    As governor of Minnesota, Walz has made school lunches free for all students, created a paid family and medical leave program, increased public school funding, legalized recreational marijuana, and made abortion a fundamental right under state law.

    Who is Tim Walz? What to know about Kamala Harris’ pick for vice president
  • ‘Unfit to be our next governor’: NC basketball greats speak out against Mark Robinson’s run for governor

    April 19, 2024

    NC has a long history of greatness on the basketball court. Now college basketball players from UNC, NC State, and Duke are wading into politics.

    ‘Unfit to be our next governor’: NC basketball greats speak out against Mark Robinson’s run for governor
  • Opinion: How North Carolina fails its farmworkers

    July 2, 2024

    This isn’t just a rhetorical question. It carries real consequences for the González Mendoza family—and thousands of H2-A visa recipients across the state. North Carolina is home to the fifth-most H2-A workers in the country, nearly 15,000 migrants who labor in the agricultural sector with few protections.

    Opinion: How North Carolina fails its farmworkers
  • No charge, all charm: Your guide to Greensboro’s best free attractions

    February 28, 2024

    Greensboro has lots to do, and you don’t have to spend much money to have a good time. Here’s our guide to free things in the NC Triad city.

    No charge, all charm: Your guide to Greensboro’s best free attractions
  • Tricia Cotham Betrayed Us

    April 14, 2023

    A resident of North Carolina House District 112 speaks out on Rep. Cotham’s flip from Democrat to Republican, a switch with major implications for abortion, education, and LGBTQ rights.

    Tricia Cotham Betrayed Us
  • North Carolina Republicans Take Control of Charter School Boards

    August 17, 2023

    Critics of the bill have argued that it could politicize charter schools and represents Republicans’ latest effort to consolidate their power. 

    North Carolina Republicans Take Control of Charter School Boards
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