Kylie Marsh The Charlotte Post Mecklenburg County high school students are questioning state lawmakers’ education priorities. Bills targeting cell phone use in classrooms, recitation of the pledge of allegiance and diversity initiatives and curriculum were introduced in the General Assembly...
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Four Black Women Join Forces for Their Upcoming R&B Music Festival, Inspired by Their Love for Music, Art, and Culture
A GDN EXCLUSIVE By Tracey C. Morrison All photos are a courtesy of R&B at Festival Park For centuries, women have played a crucial role in contributing to culture, history, and justice. Some of these roles, as seen in the...
By Johnnie Grant Urban News Governor Josh Stein has recently appointed former 28th Judicial Chief Judge J. Calvin Hill as Emergency District Court Judge for the State of North Carolina. Judge J. Calvin Hill who retired in 2023, will now...
By Freda Freeman Correspondent CHAPEL HILL – A ribbon cutting ceremony will be held April 25 to celebrate the near-completion of a 10-unit multifamily apartment building in the historic African American neighborhood of Pine Knoll. Pine Knoll EMPOWERment Affordable Community...
We are excited to announce the 23rd Annual Winning with Diabetes Conference held Saturday, March 29 was a huge success! We had a wonderful turnout! The program was action packed with speakers in the morning (Diabetes Burn Out, Diabetes Technology,...
By Alex Bass Alex.bass@triangletribune.com DURHAM – John Lucas Sr., the trailblazing secondary and higher education administrator well-known for his advocacy for students and educators, died Monday at the age of 104. Mr. Lucas, who led Hillside High School from segregation...
Herbert L. White The Charlotte Post Mike Wiley works to bring history to the stage. The playwright and actor starred last month in the one-man show, “Breach of Peace: Freedom Riders of 1961,” at Children’s Theatre of Charlotte. Wiley is...
By Freda Freeman Correspondent Daniel Mez Teague, 19, may have ended up on the streets if he hadn’t been adopted by his foster parents when he turned 18. “Fifty percent become homeless after aging out. When you turn 18, you...
By Leigh-Ann Jackson Whether they want to streamline their beauty regimen, add some gorgeousness before vacation, or prepare their little ones for a few weeks at sleepaway camp, many Black people will pick braided hairstyles as their go-to. Braids can...
By Yasmine Regester Carolina Peacemaker Staff Writer GREENSBORO, N.C. – Sixty-five years after the historic A&T Four, freshmen from North Carolin Agricultural & Technical College (now University) ignited a movement; their legacy continues to inspire college students and the Greensboro...