What does colorism mean to you? Do you have light skin or dark skin privilege? How has colorism impacted opportunities or lack thereof? Those were just a few of the questions raised at the Delta Fine Arts Center during the Collard Greens & Salsa Collective’s open conversation on colorism.
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For nearly an hour, Horace and Thompson discussed the book, implicit bias within law enforcement agencies, community policing, mental health and several other topics before taking questions from the audience.
Glenridge resident involved in viral pool incident releases statement For the first time since the incident last week, Jasmine Abhulimen, the woman at the center of an alleged racially charged
Commentary: Racism after college graduation may just be what’s on the menu
The Board of Equalization’s (BOE) unwillingness to even consider a process that would not unfairly or adversely affect minority communities so negatively is tantamount to former [Alabama] Gov. George Wallace’s words at his 1963 inauguration speech: “Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever.”
The recent gathering of pro-white nationalists in Charlottesville, Va. is a concerning reminder of the dark parts of Southern history.
The unrest in Charlottesville, Virginia, over the weekend has spurred much reaction across the nation and in Winston-Salem.
Even with all the controversy surrounding Confederate monuments, removing them in North Carolina is not easy.
Local religious leaders sound off on the violence and hate over the weekend in Charlottesville.
