Education
Amid Black History Month, GOP Attacks on Education Continue
February was a stark reminder that while we have made some improvements from the past, we most certainly have a lot more work to do.
March 1, 2022
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Education
Amid Black History Month, GOP Attacks on Education Continue
February was a stark reminder that while we have made some improvements from the past, we most certainly have a lot more work to do.
March 1, 2022
Health
Medicaid Expansion Could Be Back On The Table As NC Lawmakers Hears Arguments
More than a decade after Medicaid Expansion was initially offered, a new state legislative committee is studying the possibility of increasing healthcare access for hundreds
February 28, 2022
Health
This time it’s time for North Carolina to expand Medicaid
This story originally published at The News & Observer. North Carolina is seeing a dramatic example of political climate change: Its long-frozen opposition to Medicaid
February 28, 2022
Lt. Governor Mark Robinson at CPAC Spouts Homophobia and Disinformation.
On February 24th, Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson delivered a speech at CPAC in which he addressed education, election integrity, law enforcement, and much more. Naturally,
February 28, 2022
Lt. Governor Mark Robinson at CPAC Spouts Homophobia and Disinformation.
On February 24th, Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson delivered a speech at CPAC in which he addressed education, election integrity, law enforcement, and much more. Naturally,
February 28, 2022
Health
Medicaid Expansion Could Be Back On The Table As NC Lawmakers Hears Arguments
More than a decade after Medicaid Expansion was initially offered, a new state legislative committee is studying the possibility of increasing healthcare access for hundreds
February 28, 2022
Health
‘We’re Drowning Out Here.’ NC Nurses Face Severe COVID Burnout
This story originally published at Cardinal & Pine. Two years into the pandemic, one in 10 nurses in North Carolina are ready to quit from
February 24, 2022
Before the Greensboro Four, there was Durham’s Royal Seven.
North Carolina’s place in the civil rights movement is largely connected with the 1960s Greensboro Four sit-in. But three years prior, a group called “The
February 24, 2022
Education
A retired NC English teacher on the auspicious up-side of book bans
By: Betty Webb This Letter to the Editor originally published at The News & Observer. As a retired English teacher I know that censorship fosters
February 24, 2022