(pictured above: “Ebony and Ivy” book author and MIT history professor, Craig Steven Wilder) Seven score and 10 years ago, in 1863, President Abraham Lincoln returned to Washington from Gettysburg, Penn. after
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After nearly 20 years on the U.S. District Court bench, Judge James Beaty Jr. has announced that he will take senior status in June. Beaty, who has served on North
Two years ago last week, the state of Georgia ignored the facts, doubts and pleas of hundreds of thousands of people and killed Troy Anthony Davis. Today, on the anniversary
A British-born white Zimbabwean who is waging a human rights and legal battle against one of Africa’s longest-serving leaders told his story at Wake Forest University Tuesday. Ben Freeth says
Two members of the city’s historically black bar association have announced their intentions to run for the newly-approved seat on
Triad residents Ron Jones and Andy Schlosberg are using their comedic talents to tackle a societal issue that is anything but
Local residents gathered at Winston Square Park on the evening of June 26 to celebrate a landmark ruling by the
Mechanic & Farmers Bank has awarded its 2013 Founders Awards to William A. “Billy” Marsh Jr., a renowned civil rights
NAACP tour aims to recruit more warriors for justice The spirit of protest was alive and well when the N.C. NAACP’s
Devotional Reading: Psalm 92:1-8 Lesson Scripture: Isaiah 12 Lesson Aims: To see how God worked/works in our lives; to accept
