There have been a lot of cold and heartless acts committed by North Carolina political leaders in recent years that were directed against people in need. The decision to tear
Editorial
Summer has ended and we have entered a period of fall. Our energy will be refocused, allowing us to pause and consider what we see around us. The leaves are
The Women’s Fund of Winston-Salem examined the lives of women in Forsyth County in a just-released follow-up study to its 2010 study, “Through a Gender Lens: The Economic Security of
Respect your ancestors, Dr. Ben Carson To the Editor: “Knowledge is my friend, ignorance my enemy.” That statement has been important to me and hundreds of my former students (1974-2014) who
Mention October, and some nice things come to mind, such as Gospel Fest. Halloween is in October, too. But October
It is too generous to call the new state budget a spending plan. It is a spending reaction. Leaders should
To the Editor: I am forever grateful that I live in a country with a Constitution that guarantees freedom of
This is a prepared address by the Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II in Washington, D.C., Sept. 24 at the
Growing up in the segregated South, I was accustomed to seeing “black only” and “white only” signs. As I was
Guest columnist: Lenwood G. Davis In a previous issue of The Winston-Salem Chronicle, Ernest H. Pitt, publisher and founder, wrote
