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Caucus: Event stalls black monument effort

    Caucus: Event stalls black monument effort

Members of the N.C. Legislative Black Caucus say after Charlottesville, it might not be the right time to push for a North Carolina Freedom Monument.

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Will U.S. court accept new redistricting maps?

    Will U.S. court accept new redistricting maps?

The North Carolina General Assembly lawmakers is closer to approving new redistricting maps.

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Dick Gregory dies at 84

    Dick Gregory dies at 84

Legendary civil rights activist and comedian Dick Gregory died on Saturday.

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Dems bracing for new GOP redistricting maps

    Dems bracing for new GOP redistricting maps

The North Carolina General Assembly may finish redrawing voting districts as early as next week.

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GOP chief is blasted over Dems-murder comment

  GOP chief is blasted over Dems-murder comment

If N.C. Republican Party Executive Director Dallas Woodhouse set out to deliberately stirrup a hornet’s nest of controversy and criticism with his latest racial remarks, he’s succeeded.

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GOP warned: Be fair in redistricting maps

  GOP warned: Be fair in redistricting maps

What kind of legislative voting district maps will the Republican leadership of the N.C. General Assembly?

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Barber calls map ruling ‘major victory’

  Barber calls map ruling ‘major victory’

N.C. NAACP President William Barber is elated that the Republican-led legislature is being forced to redraw its legislative voting maps by Sept. 1.

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Opponents expect new N.C. voter suppression bill

  Opponents expect new N.C. voter suppression bill

There are concerns that Republicans will use special sessions in the General Assembly to push a voter suppression bill.

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Redistricting hearing starts today in Triad

  Redistricting hearing starts today in Triad

GREENSBORO — Today in a U.S. Middle District courtroom before a special three-judge federal District Court panel, arguments began to

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Two state African-American projects yearn for funding

  Two state African-American projects yearn for funding

Last March, when Gov. Roy Cooper, a Democrat, submitted his proposed state budget, he appropriated $200,000 for “Freedom Monument Planning,”

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