Donna Rogers Something To Talk About The Chronicle asked people how Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. affected their lives. I want to add my voice to the conversation. I was
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By Donna Rogers The Chronicle 2015 began with a question for Winston-Salem: Is racism America’s Berlin Wall? Chronicle Publisher Ernie Pitt asked that question at the Martin Luther King Jr.
Photo by Donna Rogers Attendees listen to Rob Lang, assistant U.S. attorney for the middle district of North Carolina, as he speaks to attendees of the Community Awareness Networking Conference
Above: Photo by Donna Rogers- The Women’s Fund of Winston-Salem awarded five organizations grants for 2015. The representatives accepting the awards are (L-R) Erika Stewart and Rosa Miranda of El
In above photo: Angela Robinson, who portrays Veronica Harrington on the primetime soap opera “The Haves and the Have Nots,” drew
In above photo: Jennifer Smoot dances with her daughter Shanovia Smoot as the Marlita Diamond, Snappy Tappers dance to the song
In above photo: The crowd at the Hanesbrands Theatre. (Photo by Donna Rogers) The 1965 Voting Rights Act was signed
In above photo: Prime Tyme Soul Cafe on University Parkway already is welcoming the National Black Theatre Festival before it
In above photo: Children from Winston-Salem State University’s Head Start program enjoy Dylan Rowe as he entertains them by making animals
In photo above: Bishop Marvin Cremedy prays silently during the public prayer vigil held at Vessels of Honor Church Ministries,
