100 Years Since Successful Supreme Court Nomination Block

By Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer Glen Anthony Harris in his 2023, biography of prolific photojournalist and public relations expert Alexander McAllister Rivera Jr., mentioned, "By 1920, African Americans in the south began to have confidence in the NAACP's ability to act as a national political force." With the confidence of the people and the strength of its members, Dr. Alexander McAllister Rivera, president of the Greensboro branch of the

NAACP Launches Campaign to Elevate Black Student Academic Excellence: A Call for Collaborative Action

By Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer A significant new initiative from the NAACP North Carolina State Conference truly resonates with our belief in the power of education and community. Under the leadership of President Deborah Maxwell, the NAACP is launching a robust campaign to celebrate and promote academic excellence among Black students across our state. This isn't just another program; it's a strategic, statewide effort - approved by the NAACP

The Enduring Legend of Lunsford Lane

By Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer On a July day in 1865, a hero returned to Raleigh. Lunsford Lane, a man who had purchased his own freedom and fled the state decades earlier, was greeted by jubilant crowds. For the hundreds of newly freed people who came to see him, Lane was more than a man; he was a legend, a symbol of Black resilience and the power of self-determination.

A Day In Moore County – Jackson Hamlet, Pinehurst, & Thistle Dhu Estate

  By Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer A Ramble Through Moore County A recent curated ramble through Moore County with Preservation North Carolina offered a unique glimpse into the interwoven histories that shaped the world-renowned village of Pinehurst. The ramble or tour, offered guest a list of ten historic properties hosting open houses for the day. I pre-selected my stops and began traveling throughout Moore County, North Carolina. My experienced

A Seat at The Queen’s Table: NC Black Alliance Cultivates Healing and Connection for Women

By Ms Jheri Worldwide  Staff Writer On Saturday, May 31st, the NC Black Alliance hosted its May edition of "The Queen's Table Brunch Series," and it was an experience that resonated deeply with the promise of its design: an intentional, exclusive gathering for women rooted in connection, culture, and profound community care. Stepping into St Mark's Church in Smithfield, NC, the vibe was calm, sincere, and fragrant florals adorned by

Unearthing Raleigh’s “Roots of Hope”: A Profound Journey into Dix Park’s Legacy

By Ms Jheri Worldwide  Staff Writer As Raleigh continues its dynamic evolution, the very land beneath our feet often holds narratives of profound depth, waiting patiently for dedicated storytellers to bring them into the light. The City of Raleigh's YouTube.com video, "Roots of Hope: Rediscovering The Legacy of John Hunter," is a masterful example of this crucial work, offering viewers an illuminating and deeply moving exploration of the Dix Park

Raleigh Chamber hosts “State of the City, County & Schools” Visions Shared, Funding Futures Questioned

By Ms Jheri Worldwide  Staff Writer Key decision-makers from Raleigh and Wake County converged at the Raleigh Convention Center on Thursday, May 29, for the "State of the City, County & Schools 2025." The annual luncheon, hosted by the Greater Raleigh Chamber, offered a platform for leaders to unveil strategic visions for sustainable growth, educational excellence, and economic prosperity. However, amidst the presentations of progress and plans, a palpable uncertainty

Urgent Call to Action: Controversial Voter Registration Bill, HB127, Key Hearing Canceled

By Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer Readers of The Carolinian will recall our previous coverage of House Bill 127, a piece of legislation that has drawn significant concern for its potential to drastically impact voter registration efforts across North Carolina. The time for community vigilance and action is now, as HB127 was scheduled for a critical hearing at the North Carolina General Assembly this Tuesday, June 3, at 10:00 AM.

Raleigh Renames and Reimagines Community Hub as John P. “Top” Greene African American Cultural Center

By Ms Jheri Worldwide  Staff Writer In a significant move to honor and amplify the rich heritage of its African American community, the City of Raleigh has officially renamed the John P. "Top" Greene Community Center to the John P. "Top" Greene African American Cultural Center. This renaming, approved by the Raleigh City Council on April 15, 2025, signals a renewed commitment to celebrating and preserving Black history and culture

Adventure Awaits: Gipson Play Plaza at Dix Park

By Ms Jheri Worldwide  Staff Writer Get ready to play, explore, and celebrate! The highly anticipated Gipson Play Plaza is set to open its gates at Dorothea Dix Park this June, promising an 18.5-acre wonderland designed to transform how Raleigh residents and visitors experience one of the city's most beloved green spaces. A grand opening celebration, featuring a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a weekend packed with community activities, is scheduled for