(Above: Photos by Donna Rogers- Rev. Dr. Sir Walter Mack Jr. speaks.) A family came from Randleman, about 40 miles away, to learn about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during
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(Above: Photos by Chanel Davis- Chief Barry Rountree (right) speaks.) The Winston-Salem Urban League Young Professionals hosted a forum Friday, Jan. 16, where about 25 attendees got a glimpse into
(pictured above: Chancellor Donald Reaves accepts a check from Hullda Hopewell.) There were hugs, kisses and gasps of excitement last Thursday night at the Ramada Plaza Hotel. The Winston-Salem State University
Why should we continue to celebrate Black History Month? (pictured above: Oscar Micheaux, first black movie director who produced “Up From Slavery” in 1919.) King Adinkera of the Akan people
I have basically kept silent about a lot of unfortunate occurrences that have taken place in my life over the
Black History Month is a time to honor the contributions African-Americans have made to our nation and our state, and,
(pictured above: Attendees and participants march around the church’s parking lot Sunday.) Ministers and congregants alike donned hooded sweatshirts Sunday afternoon
MLK Day We are celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday. In recent years,
Chronicle breakfast kicks-off MLK Day events on Monday The Chronicle will be kicking the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday off
Special to The Chronicle Earl Brown Jr. didn’t travel to Washington, D.C. late last month to attend the commemoration of
