Override of veto of Senate Bill 2 draws disgust To the Editor: Senate Bill 2 is unconstitutional, and will undoubtedly be challenged in court. This bill, which will now become
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By Dr. Mike Walden A milestone was set in January of this year. No, it wasn’t in sports, entertainment or politics – although there may have been some records established
By Rika Tyler and T-Dubb-O It’s been 250 days since our fallen brethren Michael Brown Jr. was fatally shot in Canfield Apartments in Ferguson, Missouri, by Ferguson Police Officer Darren
By James J. Hankins Here are some of the problems that can be solved with summer educational plans for students and parents: *Many students never open a book during the
By Bill Turner Caitlyn, “the new normal” for the former Bruce Jenner’s transgender experience – and the frenzied media attention
The movie “Selma” educated many and revived memories for others about the tough times of the Civil Rights Movement. Other
In photos above: Terrance Kellom, left, Freddie Gray and Natasha Mckenna By Cornell William Brooks Freddie Gray wasn’t the only
In photo above: The Winston-Salem Branch of the NAACP held its elections in its headquarters, seen here. (File photo.) The
House, Senate leaders seek to void private property veto To the Editor: North Carolina House and Senate leaders responded Friday,
By Jim Clingman Guest Columnist For the past 50 years, most of our conversations and efforts have been centered on
