Appreciating our enslaved ancestors despite the relics of the Confederacy
Code Switch co-host B.A. Parker on what to do with the debris of Southern sins as we celebrate Juneteenth.
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Winston-Salem City Council approves land for the Peter Oliver Pavilion Gallery
The Peter Oliver Pavilion Gallery will sit upon the same land in Winston-Salem that the 18th and 19th century formerly enslaved man once homesteaded and farmed.
Photography exhibit celebrates African American physicians in the Triad
The Triad Cultural Arts exhibition "The Wellness Keepers" celebrates local African American physicians, and elevates the need for routine doctors visits within the Black community.
Code Switch co-host weighs in on basketball, housing, and two Donalds
Gene Demby on what former NBA Clippers team owner Donald Sterling getting banned for life from the league has to do with Donald Trump and racist housing policy.
Code Switch co-host weighs in on basketball, housing, and two Donalds
Gene Demby on what former NBA Clippers team owner Donald Sterling getting banned for life from the league has to do with Donald Trump and racist housing policy.
Winston-Salem's Confederate monument soon to be relocated 40 miles away
After more than a century on display, and most recently five years in storage, a controversial Winston-Salem Confederate monument will soon be moved to a park in Denton, North Carolina.
High Point high schoolers' 1960s sit-ins will be commemorated
A student-led sit-in demonstration in 1960 by William Penn high schoolers in High Point is being recognized with the naming of the school's "The February 11 Lobby."
North Carolina public universities board repeals policy in vote that likely cuts diversity jobs
North Carolina's public university system will likely see existing diversity jobs cut after its governing board voted Thursday to repeal its current diversity policy.
UNC board slashes diversity program funding to divert money to public safety resources
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Board of Trustees voted to cut diversity program funding for next year's budget starting July 1. Trustee Marty Kotis says the cut is much needed as the university has become the center of pro-Palestinian campus protests.
New project in Forsyth County aims to map racial covenants and their impacts throughout the area
The project reviews local deed restrictions that once prohibited minorities from purchasing or leasing property in white neighborhoods.