Police have a civic duty to protect and serve individuals, but like most people who hold a great deal of authority, their powers are sometimes abused. Unfortunately, police brutality is
Editorial
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,
Congratulations to The Chronicle for great work Hello to the Great Pitts, Congratulations on 1st place Sports, second for Best Layout and Design (Broadsheet), second for Best Special Section –
James B. Ewers Jr. Guest Columnist Alton Sterling and Philando Castile did not deserve to die. The police shot them both at point blank range. Sterling, who was shot in
Carledward Russell Guest Columnist Rap is an art form that can be misconstrued by many despite the personal experiences rappers
Emotions and politics seem to be why we cannot, as a nation, have sane, sensible, rational, calm debate about guns.
Democrats applaud U.S. Supreme Court abortion decision To the Editor: The United States Supreme Court has reached a decision to
William J. Barber Guest Columnist Gov. Patrick McCrory and the extremists in the General Assembly have been engaged in an
Are Black Farmers in 2016 the New Dred Scott of 1857? Black farmers to protest at U.S. Supreme Court
Eddie Saughter Guest Columnist On Friday, July 8, at 9 a.m., farmers from the Southern Region and others who believe
