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  • North Carolina’s Wilmington Massacre and Trump’s Insurrection Really Aren’t So Different

    November 10, 2021

    Madmen, mobsters, and racists took NC to a dark place 123 years ago. I fear Trump-backed insurrectionists would lead us to a similar hell.

    North Carolina’s Wilmington Massacre and Trump’s Insurrection Really Aren’t So Different
  • Most North Carolinians Oppose Public Spending on Private, Religious Schools, New Poll Finds

    February 7, 2022

    Schools teaching outdated Biblical views of the world have reaped millions in public funding in the last decade. 

    Most North Carolinians Oppose Public Spending on Private, Religious Schools, New Poll Finds
  • Off-the-Beaten-Trail: 4 Ways to Explore Gullah Geechee Heritage in North Carolina

    July 5, 2022

    Want to learn more about the Gullah Geechee? Here are some places to start here in North Carolina.

    Off-the-Beaten-Trail: 4 Ways to Explore Gullah Geechee Heritage in North Carolina
  • These North Carolina Nonprofits Are Making a Difference. Consider Lending Them a Hand on Giving Tuesday.

    November 29, 2021

    This Giving Tuesday, consider donating to a nonprofit that serves communities of color in North Carolina.

    These North Carolina Nonprofits Are Making a Difference. Consider Lending Them a Hand on Giving Tuesday.
  • NC Will Train More Nurses to Better Aid Sexual Assault Survivors

    April 8, 2022

    North Carolina is one of many states lacking enough nurses who are trained to both treat survivors with compassion and collect evidence.

    NC Will Train More Nurses to Better Aid Sexual Assault Survivors
  • ‘I’m Tired of Being Terrorized Like My Grandparents’: HBCU Bomb Threats Echo Civil Rights Attacks

    February 4, 2022

    Coinciding with Black History Month, the offenses echo racist attacks from the Civil Rights era and are being investigated as hate crimes.

    ‘I’m Tired of Being Terrorized Like My Grandparents’: HBCU Bomb Threats Echo Civil Rights Attacks
  • Voters Are Worried About More Political Violence From Trump Republicans

    June 9, 2022

    As the Jan. 6 hearings begin, new polling shows 65% percent of voters support the House investigation, while only 28% oppose it, according to a new Courier Newsroom/Data for Progress poll.

    Voters Are Worried About More Political Violence From Trump Republicans
  • Biden Chooses a ‘Proven Consensus Builder’ to Be the First Black Woman on US Supreme Court 

    February 25, 2022

    Ketanji Brown Jackson would be the first Black woman and public defender ever nominated to the court.

    Biden Chooses a ‘Proven Consensus Builder’ to Be the First Black Woman on US Supreme Court 
  • NC Legislature Shortchanged A&T, the Nation’s Biggest HBCU, by Billions

    February 3, 2022

    Public HBCUs across the nation and North Carolina have gone decades without equal levels of funding. The bill due is jaw-dropping. 

    NC Legislature Shortchanged A&T, the Nation’s Biggest HBCU, by Billions
  • SC Judge Could Be the First Black Woman on the Supreme Court. Her Labor Record Has Sparked Concerns.

    February 14, 2022

    South Carolina Judge J. Michelle Childs has a chance at the US Supreme Court, but labor and discrimination cases may cloud her shot.

    SC Judge Could Be the First Black Woman on the Supreme Court. Her Labor Record Has Sparked Concerns.
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