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Black Lives Matter Winston-Salem is making new demands in the wake of John Neville’s death.

Greensboro’s city council unanimously voted Tuesday night to make Juneteenth a paid holiday for city employees starting next year.

City Councilwoman Sharon Hightower proposed the idea. 

The statue of a 19th-century North Carolina Supreme Court justice was removed on Monday from the entrance of the state Court of Appeals building in Raleigh.

The city of Graham had its first major protest Saturday after a federal judge blocked a measure to ban such gatherings as two sides clashed over the fate of the city’s Confederate

The death of a Forsyth County inmate has been shrouded in mystery for months, but new information came to light Wednesday, including manslaughter charges in connection with John Neville’s death.

Public demonstrations over race and justice continued in the Triad over the Fourth of July Weekend, including a “Cry For Mama” prayer gathering in Greensboro.

A Winston-Salem attorney for a man whose arrest sparked outrage online says police clearly used excessive force against his client.

Protests over the police killing of George Floyd have inspired public awareness about systemic racial inequality — and it’s a moment of hope according to

Protesters in North Carolina's capital pulled down parts of a Confederate monument Friday night and hanged one of the toppled statues from a light post.

The International Civil Rights Center and Museum in downtown Greensboro is expected to reopen this summer.

The Greensboro History Museum has launched a video project to gather responses on racial and social issues.