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African American Newspapers

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This enormous collection of African American newspapers contains a wealth of information about cultural life and history during the 1800s and is rich with first-hand reports of the major events and issues of the day, including the Mexican War, Presidential...

Business

Circulate Black Dollars In Black Communities

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Once and for all, let’s get this straight. America has gotten out of the Black people business! No help is coming from Washington, D.C. No help is coming from state government. No significant help is coming from city and county...

National News

Publisher And Civil Rights Activist Honored With A Highway Marker

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For more than 40 years the “Carolina Times” was the preeminent black newspaper in North Carolina. It covered the day-to-day happenings in Durham, but its power and reach went far beyond the Triangle. From 1927 to 1971, the paper was...

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Harris rally draws support of Greensboro leaders, residents

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Several hundred people filled the gym at Smith High School on Sunday afternoon to bear witness on what would be Presidential Candidate and U.S. Senator Kamala Harris’ first appearance in Greensboro for her “We the People” rally. Residents of all...

National News

Boomers Are Proud, Poor and Pretending

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Dani Ross, Columnist with The Carolinian “You know me. I am in your friendship circle hidden in plain sight. My clothes are still impeccable; bought in the good years when I was still making money. To look at me you would...

National News

Will You Answer the Call for Moral Revival Started by Rev. William Barber

The Wilmington JournalMarch 2, 2023March 17, 2023

by The Wilmington JournalMarch 2, 2023March 17, 20230851

I cannot overstate my tremendous admiration for Rev. William Barber. Our connection goes back to North Carolina when I was the President of Bennett College, and he led the state NAACP. His daughter, Sharrelle, graduated from Bennett in the spring before...

Lost King recording to be auctioned

The Triangle Tribune NewspaperMarch 2, 2023March 17, 2023

by The Triangle Tribune NewspaperMarch 2, 2023March 17, 20230814

A lost recording of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. giving a speech in Charleston, South Carolina, is up for auction. The speech, on July 30, 1967, was recorded less than a year before his assassination. In the recording, King...

‘Daughters’ Welcomes 1st Black Woman To National Board

The CarolinianMarch 2, 2023March 17, 2023

by The CarolinianMarch 2, 2023March 17, 20230887

When Wilhelmena Rhodes Kelly hit a roadblock while researching her family history, a chance encounter at a conference with members of the Daughters of the American Revolution got her the help she needed to keep going. Now, Kelly is helping...

Community Editor's Pick

Leveling The Healthcare Pricing Playing Field

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By Dr. Joy Martinez Staff Writer If choice drives pricing by giving power to the consumer to compare, contrast, and force competition, then the President just gave more power to the people. Trump signed an Executive Order requiring hospitals and...

Mary Alice Jervay Thatch Educational Award Scholarship…

A promise fulfilled at the former Liberty…

JUSTICE KETANJI BROWN JACKSON TO SPEAK AT N.C.…

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Adrian Crutchfield on creativity, collaborations and music…

Organ donors ‘turn loss into hope’

Advance Community Health extends initiative

The Power of Attending Conferences with a…

Advancing Mental Health: NCCU’s New Doctoral Pathway

Duke Health ACCUSED OF “VILE RACISM” BY TRUMP…

Mary Alice Jervay Thatch Educational Award Scholarship Recipients

A promise fulfilled at the former Liberty Street…

JUSTICE KETANJI BROWN JACKSON TO SPEAK AT N.C. A&T…

Faith, family, fellowship and good food

Adrian Crutchfield on creativity, collaborations and music royalty

Organ donors ‘turn loss into hope’

Emanuel Wilson sets JCSU single game rushing record

American Legion Groundbreaking Ceremony

Charlotte 49ers gear up for No. 1 Clemson

Charlotte 49ers soccer first year women contributions

Month : March 2023

African American Newspapers

Circulate Black Dollars In Black Communities

Publisher And Civil Rights Activist Honored With A Highway Marker

Harris rally draws support of Greensboro leaders, residents

Boomers Are Proud, Poor and Pretending

Will You Answer the Call for Moral Revival Started by Rev. William Barber

Lost King recording to be auctioned

‘Daughters’ Welcomes 1st Black Woman To National Board

Leveling The Healthcare Pricing Playing Field

Mary Alice Jervay Thatch Educational Award Scholarship Recipients

A promise fulfilled at the former Liberty Street Apartments site

JUSTICE KETANJI BROWN JACKSON TO SPEAK AT N.C. A&T U SEPT 3RD

Faith, family, fellowship and good food

Adrian Crutchfield on creativity, collaborations and music royalty