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Profile picture recognizing Pride Month removed from City of Winston-Salem Facebook page June 1, 2023
An hour after changing their Facebook profile picture to the Progress Pride flag on Thursday, the city of Winston-Salem appeared to cave to anti-LGBTQ+ comments by changing it back to a generic one.
Gale Melcher
A new Pride crosswalk mural is coming to downtown Winston-Salem June 1, 2023
Featured photo: A new Pride mural will be installed in downtown Winston-Salem at the corner of Trade and Sixth Streets. (photo by Gale Melcher) A mural will soon be installed in Winston-Salem’s Downtown Arts District at the intersection of Trade and Sixth streets, sweeping a rainbow across one of the crosswalks. The mural, which is […]
Gale Melcher
EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: In my aging era June 1, 2023
My body is changing. Last year I turned 30, and ever since then, my body hasn’t really been the same. First came the fall. In the summer of 2022, I decided to take up roller skating again, a hobby that I had developed during the pandemic. I hadn’t been out on my wheels in a […]
Sayaka Matsuoka
EDITORIAL: A coordinated attack on NC public schools May 30, 2023
Gov. Roy Cooper sounded the alarm last week: a state of emergency in our public schools, brought on by new, ostensibly veto-proof legislation that would further decimate our schools.
Brian Clarey
The voices of NC veterans May 29, 2023
This story was originally published by Carolina Public Press, story by Ben Sessoms Editor’s note: This story was first published on November 16, 2022. It contains language that may be offensive to some readers and listeners. Following the midterm elections in North Carolina on Nov. 8, Carolina Public Press spoke with veterans in Fayetteville the […]
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