(pictured above: Dr. English Bradshaw speaks during the recent discussion as Linda Dark sits by his side.) Though it is largely viewed as an era of separate and unequal treatment, some
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Remembering Mandela To the Editor: During my Bishop College days, I first heard of apartheid and the Free Nelson Mandela movement that was beginning to gain momentum. In 1981, during
I cannot let a football season open without raising the question of the names of sports teams generally and the Washington “Redskins” in particular. I continue to be absolutely amazed
Carver Band seeking public’s help What began with a single donation has evolved into a community-wide movement to support Carver High School’s marching band. Former Planters/Lifesavers executive John Polychron donated
The New Winston Museum, 713 S. Marshall St., will host “Standing Up — The Rise of Local 22,” a discussion
In Winston-Salem, like in countless cities across the South during the Jim Crow era, black students fought against the odds
Forsyth County Day School eighth graders took a trip to Greensboro on April 26 to visit the International Civil Rights
African Americans have spent much of our history fighting for equal treatment. Just two generations ago, our parents and our
Winston-Salem is holding a big birthday party this weekend. It was 100 years ago that the towns of Winston and
Name (nicknames)? Theresa Segers McCullough (“Tee” or “Resa”) When and where were you born? April 19, 1932 in Lancaster, South Carolina, then
