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The University of North Carolina at Greensboro will honor Juneteenth this year with historical walking tours on campus that showcase steps toward equality…
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A collection of paintings and story quilts that expands the narrative of enslaved and free African American laborers is on display at the Reynolda House…
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The Amplify Black Voices Festival of Greater Greensboro is a new month-long theater celebration that's bringing seven area schools together. The festival…
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Galveston, Texas, was the sight of a famous speech given by Civil War Union General Gordon Granger in 1865. He stood on a balcony at a local villa and…
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A new children's book on North Carolina's African American history has been released. It highlights arts, culture, history, and social justice in the…
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One of Winston-Salem's oldest African American churches has been sold at auction. This comes just after a judge approved its foreclosure sale. Apex Bank…
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In February, The High Point Convention and Visitors Bureau will continue its yearlong celebration of 400 Years of African American History with dozens of…
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A white man who challenged a black family's right to use a neighborhood pool in Winston-Salem is no longer employed at his job. Adam Bloom's employer,…
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At the turn of the 20th Century, a 19-year-old African-American woman from Henderson, N.C., began building a school – the Palmer Memorial Institute – that…
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Over the past several years, home prices in Forsyth County have soared, and today, it's aseller's market. But not in many of the region's African-American…