By Jordan Meadows Staff Writer The immigration systems of the United States and Europe have produced dramatically different outcomes for Black and Caribbean populations, shaped by law, geography, and fundamentally different ideas about race, citizenship, and national identity. While major […]
Read MoreGREENSBORO, N.C. – On the first Saturday of each month, the 300 block of Elm Street in downtown Greensboro transforms into a pedestrian hub filled with music, vendors, food, and family-friendly activities designed to bring the community together outdoors. What […]
Read MoreWUNC – In 2021, Karina Zimmerman opened Honeypress as a pop-up stationery store, where one could purchase high quality pens, washi tape, Studio Ghibli and Moomin planners, and Lunar New Year red envelopes. Zimmerman has a boundless passion for Asian […]
Read MoreRALEIGH, N.C. – Workers, union leaders, faith leaders, and community advocates gathered Tuesday at Nash Square in downtown Raleigh to commemorate Workers Memorial Day and honor North Carolinians who lost their lives while working in 2024. The ceremony, held beside […]
Read MoreTHE CONVERSATION – The CBS television show “It’s What’s Happening Baby” aired a music video featuring Martha and the Vandellas performing their hit song “Nowhere to Run” to kick off its national broadcast dedicated to Detroit on June 28, 1965. […]
Read MoreRALEIGH, N.C. – Customers step up to the window at Jolly’s Catering as the smell of fried chicken, seasoned collard greens, and slow-cooked sides fills the air, turning an ordinary food stop into a familiar routine for many in Raleigh. […]
Read MoreNC NEWSLINE -Buncombe Rep. Eric Ager says his new bill, titled “The Affordable Food Act,” was inspired by a problem that is being felt in every county of the state: rising food and grocery prices. “Wages have just not kept […]
Read MoreBy Jheri Hardaway Staff Writer Charlotte, NC – Wells Fargo’s mortgage lending patterns demonstrate significant racial disparities in Charlotte and across North Carolina, according to a new report released by Americans for Financial Reform Education Fund, North Carolina United Power […]
Read MoreEast Hargett Street in downtown Raleigh was once known as “Black Main Street,” a thriving commercial corridor in the early 20th century where more than 50 Black-owned businesses operated at its peak. The area included medical and law offices, a […]
Read MoreNC NEWSLINE – Tristin Taylor grew emotional as she recalled slipping into homelessness after debilitating migraines caused her to lose her job. Taylor, 63, had been a regional salesperson for a high-end skin care line, earned a good salary and […]
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