A program spearheaded by the Jefferson School African-American Heritage Center wants to repurpose the Lee statute into a nationally renowned work of art reflective of the entire community.
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It’s been five years since racism and white supremacy took center stage in Charlottesville, Virginia, at the 'Unite The Right' rally.
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While the outcome is not surprising, the continued refusal of the legal system to hold Carolyn Bryan Donham responsible is nonetheless disheartening.
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North Carolina A&T State University is already known as the nation's top producer of Black engineers. So the transition to direct some of the talented people in their community into the clean energy sector could be almost seamless.
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Women of color are barely making ends meet because of the uncertain state of the economy.
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