Breaking barriers: The history and impact of women judges in Forsyth County
Tag "History"
Ribbon cutting held for first restored shotgun house in Happy Hill
Forsyth Seafood: Serving the community for 40 years
Velma Hopkins: Her activism and community service still inspires leaders today
Lloyd Presbyterian Church to begin new Sunday afternoon service
Freedom Rides Pilgrimages in Winston-Salem on Dec. 7 and 8
What does colorism mean to you? Do you have light skin or dark skin privilege? How has colorism impacted opportunities or lack thereof? Those were just a few of the questions raised at the Delta Fine Arts Center during the Collard Greens & Salsa Collective’s open conversation on colorism.
With a movement to remove Confederate statues, it’s important to distinguish between monuments that are markers of history and those that praise a cause.
The first in a three part series on Old Salem’s Hidden Town project that exposes the history of enslaved African Americans in the town of Salem.
BY TIMOTHY RAMSEY THE CHRONICLE Many individuals are not aware of the history and beliefs of the Muslim culture, which
