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Residents debate Welcoming City measure as Council delays vote

    Residents debate Welcoming City measure as Council delays vote

Photo by Todd Luck BY TODD LUCK  THE CHRONICLE A vote on the controversial Welcoming City resolution was pushed back so City Council members could meet with state lawmakers about

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City unwilling to be a ‘Sanctuary’ but considers declaring itself a ‘Welcoming City’

    City unwilling to be a ‘Sanctuary’ but considers declaring itself a ‘Welcoming City’

Photo by Todd Luck BY TODD LUCK  THE CHRONICLE City Council members were unwilling to declare Winston-Salem a sanctuary city, but may instead pass a resolution declaring its commitment against

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Commentary: Your rights and our election

    Commentary: Your rights and our election

Tom H. Hastings Guest Columnist Rights. We are inundated with a great deal of loose talk about “rights.” What sorts of them? Legal rights. Civil rights. Natural rights. Human rights.

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Hanes, Lowe eager to succeed Parmon

    Hanes, Lowe eager to succeed Parmon

The Forsyth County Democratic Party will pick the person who will complete the term of Sen. Earline Parmon – who was expected to proffer her resignation yesterday – on Thursday,

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Medical Center details global health efforts at symposium

    Medical Center details global health efforts at symposium

(pictured above: Dr. Avinash Shetty speaks about HIV/AIDS.) International health challenges and possible solutions to them were the focus of the

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Editorial: Letters to the Editor

    Editorial: Letters to the Editor

Remembering Mandela To the Editor: During my Bishop College days, I first heard of apartheid and the Free Nelson Mandela

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‘White African’ discusses fight against Mugabe

    ‘White African’ discusses fight against Mugabe

A British-born white Zimbabwean who is waging a human rights and legal battle against one of Africa’s longest-serving leaders told

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No Second-Class Families

    No Second-Class Families

African Americans have spent much of our history fighting for equal treatment. Just two generations ago, our parents and our

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Change at the Vatican

    Change at  the Vatican

Were we the only ones expecting someone black or brown to walk out last week after white smoke went up

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Noon Hour Commemoration Attendees Witness History

    Noon Hour Commemoration Attendees Witness History

President Barack Obama served as the keynote speaker of this year’s 33rd Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Noon Hour Commemoration,

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