“Paul Robeson” by Phillip Hayes Dean is coming to the Hanesbrands Theatre, 209 North Spruce St., later this month. Presented by Winston-Salem-based United in Music, the production chronicles the life
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Several Wake Forest University professors have contributed to a new text book, “Trauma and Resilience in American Indian and African American Southern History.” Released in April by Peter Lang Publishing,
We admire the work of the Institute for Dismantling Racism, but were taken aback by co-founder and executive director Willard Bass’ contention that hurling vitriolic words like “nigger” do not
Was anyone shocked by last week’s Reuters/Ipsos’ poll that found that about 40 percent of white Americans have no non-white friends? Although America’s demographics are changing, it is still a
Triad residents Ron Jones and Andy Schlosberg are using their comedic talents to tackle a societal issue that is anything but
The Theatre Alliance is preparing to re-stage the award-winning musical “Avenue Q” from July 19–28. “Avenue Q” is a musical about
It’s ironic that racism – an evil that the majority on the U.S. Supreme Court seems to believe doesn’t exist
In Winston-Salem, like in countless cities across the South during the Jim Crow era, black students fought against the odds
NAACP tour aims to recruit more warriors for justice The spirit of protest was alive and well when the N.C. NAACP’s
Sandra Daye Hughes, a pioneering journalist and community advocate, will receive the 2013 Brotherhood/Sisterhood Citation Award from the National Conference
