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Yo Gotti has his day in court

    Yo Gotti has his day in court

Rapper Yo Gotti was in a Forsyth County Courtroom earlier today asking Superior Court Judge Todd Burke to vacate a $6.6 million judgement against him.

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More than 100 people gather to pray for law enforcement

    More than 100 people  gather to pray for law enforcement

Last Sunday, just a few hours after three law enforcement officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, were gunned downed by a man identified as Gavin Long, more than 100 people gathered

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Muslims don’t want faith marred by actions of a few

    Muslims don’t want faith marred by actions of a few

Imam Khalid Griggs, an associate chaplain at Wake Forest University and leader of the Community Mosque, said in the aftermath of tragedies – like the one at the Paris headquarters

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Mosque Q&A features Justice Ervin

    Mosque Q&A features Justice Ervin

(Justice Ervin fields a question from an attendee.) Newly-elected North Carolina Supreme Court Justice Sam J. Ervin IV visited the Community Mosque in Winston-Salem last Friday for You be the

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Election Results Challenged

    Election Results Challenged

NAACP incumbent president ousted in Saturday’s state-monitored contest Members of the Winston-Salem branch of the NAACP elected a new leader Saturday

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Black Rep shows why it is simply the best

    Black Rep shows why it is simply the best

(pictured above: NC Black Rep Photo by Larente Hamlin Some of the cast members of “Black Nativity.”) The North Carolina Black

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Whitfield is NCCU’s graduation speaker

    Whitfield is NCCU’s graduation speaker

Fredricka Whitfield, a news anchor and correspondent for CNN, will deliver the address at the 121st Commencement exercises for North

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