By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle More than 60 years after the landmark decision in Brown v. Education, which argued that segregated schools violated the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth
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Submitted photo BY TIMOTHY RAMSEY THE CHRONICLE Former San Diego Charger and Carver High School graduate Chris Hairston spoke with kids at Perkins K-8 school in San Diego about the
The Black Philanthropy Initiative (BPI), an organization that awards grants to community groups to expand education and engagement in the black community, plans to start the new year listening to
Jerry Anderson Guest Columnist Over the years (Happy Hill Garden-’51) there have been countless attempts to end poverty among minorities here in Winston-Salem. And even nationwide! While strides have been
BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE Even if candidates like Hillary Clinton seem to be winning in the polls, voters should
Measure is headed to Senate At a place in time that most news reports on historically black colleges and universities
Winston-Salem is currently far short of its job growth goal of becoming one of the top 50 metropolitan areas in the country by 2020, according to a State of the Community presentation on Tuesday, May 17.
America spends $80 billion a year keeping criminals behind bars, but research has shown that cost could be reduced by making one thing more accessible to inmates –education.
BRIAN PAULING GUEST COLUMNIST Education – the answer to many of the problems ailing our country – is getting the
Special to The Chronicle United Way of Forsyth County has awarded $8,821,257 to social service organizations in Forsyth County as
