racism

Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School Board members spoke about the potential impact of pending education legislation during a town hall Wednesday night.

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.

The Rev. William Barber II called Monday for members of Congress and legislative leaders around the country to commit to fighting poverty and systemic…

A new study from Duke and Harvard Universities suggests that if reparations for Black Americans had been made before the pandemic, overall COVID-19…

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…

A new report suggests changes in the Winston-Salem Fire Department to address racism and discrimination. The cultural assessment concluded that the…

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,…

Black firefighters in a North Carolina city have filed a grievance alleging white captains talked about running over protesters and a firefighter made a…

During Wednesday's Virtual Community Conversation: Race and the White Ally Toolkit, speaker, author, and dialogue facilitator Dr. David Campt discussed…

Publix Super Markets has fired five of its African American employees in response to their participation in Black Lives Matter protests in Winston-Salem…