Photo by Donna Rogers BY DONNA ROGERS THE CHRONICLE In many churches, some programs for the congregation take a break in the summer just as schools do. As parents think
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The serial 1987 PBS documentary “Eyes on the Prize” shows the hardships and victories black Americans endured in the 1950s and 1960s Civil Rights Movement. The producers used the moving
It has happened again. A police officer shot an unarmed black man. This time the officer is Latino, and the situation is utterly unbelievable. As CNN reports it, in North
There were protests across the country and violence in the streets of America. The year was 1967. The frustration that was brewing had come to a boil. Early in 1968,
Inside and Outside of the Ring, The Champ Made a Difference By Stacy M. Brown (The Washington Informer, NNPA Member)
“Liquid sunshine” ruled the day outside as about 100 women and girls gathered inside the Forsyth County Cooperative Extension Building on Saturday, May 21. The fellowship inside made the day bright.
The federal judge ruled last week against the organizations and citizens seeking justice regarding the 2013 North Carolina law that strips away voting rights and adds voting problems.
Winston-Salem State University (WSSU) held a community roundtable on Friday, April 15. This was the first event of its kind
Photo by Tevin Stinson Hundreds of people filed into the Benton Convention Center on Monday, Jan. 18 for the annual
Photo by Tevin Stinson Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis delivers the keynote address during the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
