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December 27, 2019

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December 27, 2019

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Tents, chants and demands: A look at the timeline of the Wake Forest University pro-Palestinian protests May 7, 2024
Featured photo: A group of students, faculty and staff protesting against the war in Gaza set up an encampment at Wake Forest University last week. (Photo by Gale Melcher) Last week, dozens of students, professors and staff congregated on the lawn of Manchester Plaza at Wake Forest University, demanding that university administration divest from companies […]
Gale Melcher
NC Senate panel OKs bill requiring sheriffs to cooperate with ICE May 6, 2024
This story was first published by Ahmed Jallow, NC NewslineMay 2, 2024 On May 1, the North Carolina Senate Committee on Rules and Operations approved HB10, a controversial bill requiring cooperation between all North Carolina sheriffs and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The bill now heads to the Senate floor for consideration from the whole […]
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In Greensboro, a citywide ID program is improving the lives of immigrant residents May 6, 2024
Even as state officials take aim at municipal ID programs, immigrants and police in Greensboro say the program is a powerful tool.
Marielle Argueza
There are 21 food deserts in Winston-Salem, a legacy of racist redlining that persists today May 6, 2024
Featured photo: The Rescue Mission in Winston-Salem provides people with food insecurity a supermarket-like shopping experience. (photo by Hope Zhu) This story was originally published by Hope Zhu, NC NewslineMay 6, 2024 This story is part of a series on food insecurity and possible solutions in Forsyth County, reported, written and photographed by Wake Forest […]
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EDITORIAL: Going beyond the press release May 6, 2024
Last week, the Justice Department sent out a press release about the indictment of a High Point man, Ariel E. Collazo Ramoz, on a single count of mailing threatening communications.
Brian Clarey