Lexington May Ask County To Move Confederate Statue Outside Of City
The City of Lexington is scheduled to discuss a letter to Davidson County Commissioners asking them to remove the Confederate Monument that stands on a Main Street square.
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Sheriff Kimbrough Responds To Excessive Force Allegations
The Forsyth County Sheriff's Office is responding to allegations that an officer used excessive force against a black man during an incident over the weekend.
Three Wilmington Police Officers Fired Over Racist Rants
Three members of a North Carolina police department have been fired after a department audit of a video recording captured one of the officers saying a civil war was necessary to wipe Black people
White Ally Toolkit Founder Sees Hope In National Discussions On Race
Protesters Hang Confederate Statue From Post In Raleigh
Protesters in North Carolina's capital pulled down parts of a Confederate monument Friday night and hanged one of the toppled statues from a light post.
International Civil Rights Center In Greensboro Plans Reopening
The International Civil Rights Center and Museum in downtown Greensboro is expected to reopen this summer.
Greensboro Museum Seeks Community Views On Racial, Social Issues
The Greensboro History Museum has launched a video project to gather responses on racial and social issues.
Triad Juneteenth Celebrations In The Shadows Of Pandemic And Police Brutality
Galveston, Texas, was the sight of a famous speech given by Civil War Union General Gordon Granger in 1865.
Greensboro Protesters Decry City’s Attempt To Delay Smith Trial
In Greensboro, community leaders and activists are calling on the city to withdraw its motion to delay the wrongful death trial of Marcus Smith.
Thomasville March Brings Community, Police Together
Area protests over the death of George Floyd continued over the weekend.