A Leader’s Leader We hope you all take advantage of the opportunity Friday evening to hear from North Carolina’s very own drum major for justice, Rev. Dr. William Barber II.
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One year later, the Trayvon Martin tragedy still stings – and some people are still throwing salt on the open wound. Recently, George Zimmerman’s brother, Robert Zimmerman, posted a tweet
A number of local organizations are marking the anniversary of Bloody Sunday next month with a silent march. On Sunday, March 7, 1965, more than 500 peaceful marchers, led by
Twenty years before the now-famous March on Washington, workers in Winston-Salem were fighting for their rights through Local 22 of the Food, Tobacco, Agricultural, and Allied Workers-Congress of Industrial Organizations
We join the community in mourning the loss of yet another one of our icons, Logan Burke. Burke was a
Dr. Bob Zellner, a white Southerner who played a part in the Civil Rights Movement, shared his story at Wake
On Saturday, Feb. 9, thousands of participants arrived at Shaw University (in Raleigh) to march to the General Assembly (The
With the elections now over, I am stunned with the postmortem coming from the Republican Party and the lack of
A panel of death penalty opponents used the one-year anniversary of the execution of Troy Davis to call for the
