In above photo: A hole remains in the ground at the South Carolina Statehouse after workers tore up the concrete base, which used to hold a flagpole that flew the Confederate
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In above photo: Smoke rises from Mount Zion African Methodist Episcopal church, early Wednesday, July 1, 2015, in Greeleyville, S.C. The African-American church, which was burned down by the Ku Klux
In above photo: Gov. Pat McCrory and the N.C. Confederate flag license plates. (Illustration by N.C. Policy Watch) By Chris Fitzsimon, Guest Columnist A few days after the massacre of
In above photo: Fading Confederate flag (Ron Rogers/Illustration for The Chronicle) By George Curry, Guest Columnist Can you imagine waving a flag that honors Benedict Arnold, a name synonymous with
In above photo: Illustration of Voting rights and Voter Suppression Law (Ron Rogers for The Chronicle) Kudos to S.C. for
In above photo: A sign motivates the faithful at the Winston-Salem NAACP Branch reception on Saturday, July 11. (Photo by Donna
In above photo: (left) UNCG Student and Ignite N.C. member Femi Shittu, (right) East Ward City Council Member Derwin Montgomery
In above photo: Over 150 people filled the Student Activity Center on the campus of WSSU on Thursday, July 9 for
In above photo: Over 3,500 people from across the state and nation gathered in Winston-Salem on July 13 for the Mass
Photo above submitted by Kyle Brown, Winston-Salem State University 2015-16 Student Government Association president. Chronicle Staff Report The trial in
