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Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School Board members spoke about the potential impact of pending education legislation during a town hall Wednesday night.
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A North Carolina bill that would limit classroom discussions on racism and sexism passed third reading in the House on Wednesday, and is now in the Senate for consideration.
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The Rev. William Barber II called Monday for members of Congress and legislative leaders around the country to commit to fighting poverty and systemic…
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A new study from Duke and Harvard Universities suggests that if reparations for Black Americans had been made before the pandemic, overall COVID-19…
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A ceremony Monday marked 70 years since eight African American firefighters reported for duty in Winston-Salem. It was the first fire department in North…
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A new report suggests changes in the Winston-Salem Fire Department to address racism and discrimination. The cultural assessment concluded that the…
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They threw her new cellphone on the roof of the station house and placed nails under the wheels of her pickup truck. As she prepared to answer a call,…
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Black firefighters in a North Carolina city have filed a grievance alleging white captains talked about running over protesters and a firefighter made a…
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During Wednesday's Virtual Community Conversation: Race and the White Ally Toolkit, speaker, author, and dialogue facilitator Dr. David Campt discussed…
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Publix Super Markets has fired five of its African American employees in response to their participation in Black Lives Matter protests in Winston-Salem…