Professor and Political Commentator: Melissa Harris-Perry
Radio Camper Liam Seeley talks to Melissa Harris-Perry. Harris-Perry is a political commentator who hosts the MSNBC show, Melissa Harris-Perry: Weekend News and Opinions.
Race
Students Talk Race, "Black Lives Matter," At Forsyth County Forum
A diverse panel of Forsyth County high schoolers came together at Parkland High School Thursday night for a frank talk about the role that race plays in their lives.
Josephine Boyd Bradley, Who Integrated Grimsley High, Dies
Josephine Boyd Bradley, who integrated Greensboro's Grimsley High School nearly six decades ago, has died in Atlanta. She was the first black student to integrate a school in the Southe
African-American Caucus Wants Kerrick Retrial
The state's attorney general is being urged to retry Randall Kerrick. The Charlotte police officer was charged in the shooting death of Jonathan Ferrell.
Young People Lead North Carolina's More Diverse Look
New Census figures show increasing diversity in North Carolina, particularly among the youngest residents.
Council Member Seeks To Change Dixie Classic Fair Name
A Winston-Salem city council member suggests that the city should change the name of the Dixie Classic Fair. James Taylor called the name a divisive one that evokes the Confederacy.
Confederate Flag Rally In Hillsborough Peaceful And Small
There were dueling rallies and some verbal sparring over the future of the Confederate memorial in Hillsborough.
New Museum in Winston-Salem Celebrates Black Theater History & Contributions
A Winston-Salem exhibition that showcases the history of black theater in North Carolina and across the country is officially open to the public.
City Funds May Assist Civil Rights Museum
The International Civil Rights Center and Museum in Greensboro may soon gain a financial boost. It's hoping for $250,000 from taxpayers.