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North Carolina Justice Center welcomes Dana Mangum as interim executive director

    North Carolina Justice Center welcomes Dana Mangum as interim executive director

North Carolina Justice Center welcomes Dana Mangum as interim executive director

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Commentary: Justice for East Winston?

    Commentary: Justice for East Winston?

Commentary: Justice for East Winston?

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National Urban League mourns President Jimmy Carter as ‘rarest of politicians, driven by faith and ideals’

    National Urban League mourns President Jimmy Carter as ‘rarest of politicians, driven by faith and ideals’

National Urban League mourns President Jimmy Carter as ‘rarest of politicians, driven by faith and ideals’

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Letters to the Editor

    Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor: Civil rights cold cases need more attention

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Smith recovering at home following shooting in March

    Smith recovering at home following shooting in March

BY TEVIN STINSON  THE CHRONICLE  After undergoing two different surgeries in less than two weeks to remove bullet fragments, Kalvin

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N.C. Supreme Court race could shift partisan balance

    N.C. Supreme Court race could shift partisan balance

BY GARY D. ROBERTSON  ASSOCIATED PRESS RALEIGH, N.C.  — The philosophical and political balance of North Carolina’s Supreme Court could

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Activist theologian urges public to work in community

    Activist theologian urges public to work in community

Rahiel Tesfamariam speaks at Wake Forest University on Feb. 4. BY TIMOTHY RAMSEY  FOR THE CHRONICLE Rahiel Tesfamariam has taken

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Column: New Year’s resolutions for Black America in 2016

    Column: New Year’s resolutions for Black America in 2016

Benjamin Chavis NNPA Columnist Whenever we begin a new calendar year, it can be useful to make New Year’s Resolutions

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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

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Editorial: GOP can learn from Brooke

    Editorial: GOP can learn from Brooke

(pictured above: Edward W. Brooke) Edward W. Brooke, a liberal Republican who in 1966 became the first black person in U.S.

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