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Barber revs up N.C. NAACP crowd in Winston-Salem

    Barber revs up N.C. NAACP crowd in Winston-Salem

In photo above: The Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, president of the N.C. NAACP, speaks to the audience at the Women in NAACP event in Winston-Salem on Saturday, May

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N.C. senators couldn’t keep native Lynch from destiny

    N.C. senators couldn’t keep native Lynch  from destiny

The United States has made history again, but without the votes of North Carolina’s two senators. Senators Thom Tillis and Richard Burr voted against the confirmation of North Carolina native

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Loretta Lynch and Salvation Army Rezoning

    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Loretta Lynch and Salvation Army Rezoning

Lynch will make her home state proud To the Editor: I am pleased that the U.S. Senate has finally confirmed [Greensboro native] Loretta Lynch as the U.S. Attorney General.  She will

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N.C. senators against Lynch on wrong side

    N.C. senators against Lynch on wrong side

Greensboro native Loretta Lynch is on her way to becoming the first African-American woman to become U.S. attorney general, but without the blessing of both North Carolina U.S. senators, who

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Letters to the Editor: Lynch nomination, UNC Board

    Letters to the Editor: Lynch nomination, UNC Board

Disappointed  in Senator Tillis’ vote  To the Editor: Congressman G. K. Butterfield (NC-01) on Thursday, Feb. 26, released the following

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Tillis, Burr reject N.C. native as attorney general pick; Senate panel OKs nominee

    Tillis, Burr reject N.C. native as attorney general pick; Senate panel OKs nominee

Associated Press Both of North Carolina’s U.S. senators are opposing the confirmation of Greensboro native Loretta Lynch for attorney general,

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