By Todd Luck The Chronicle Economic insecurity for local women has grown in the last five years, according to a study by the The Women’s Fund of Winston-Salem. Last week
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By Mayeesa Mitchell For The Chronicle Laverne Cox, best known for her role as Sophia Berset on “Orange Is The New Black,” spoke Monday night, Oct. 5, to a crowded
By Todd Luck The Chronicle Pride Winston-Salem is holding events for the next couple weeks leading up to its parade and festival on Oct. 17. On Sunday, Pride will hold
Special to The Chronicle Autumn may have just begun but it’s time to start signing up for Christmas Assistance from The Salvation Army. People in need or facing a tough
By Lindsey Bahr AP Film Writer LOS ANGELES, Calif.—Viola Davis made history on Sunday by becoming the first black woman
Special to the Chronicle Two Sigma Beta Club members, Nasir McDaniel-Moore and Tyrek Thompson, had the opportunity to attend the
In above photo: The Barber family poses in front of Hawthorne Inn. (Submitted photo) Special to The Chronicle John and
Above: Submitted photo- WP David Peay, HPM Clara Wilson, NiGeria Barnes-Johnston, Saharia Porter, WM Lisa W. Smith and PM Hattie
In above photo: Arts Council of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County logo Special to The Chronicle The Arts Council of Forsyth County and
Above: Hispanic League Executive Director Mary Jo Turner and The Freedom Tree at the Institute for Dismantling Racism Director Rev. Willard
