By Associated Press RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A panel of federal judges has struck down two North Carolina majority black congressional districts, saying race was the predominant factor in drawing
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Photo by Andre Williams/Eyeurbantv.Com/Nnpa Wali D. Pitt, digital manager for The Chronicle of Winston-Salem, speaks at the National Newspaper Publishers Association’s 2016 mid-winter conference Chronicle Staff Report The Chronicle’s digital manager,
By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle Winston-Salem State University rolled out its strategic plan in front of nearly 2,000 students, faculty members, and alumni last Thursday evening. With performances for the
Photo by Tevin Stinson Olympic gold medalist LaTasha Colander-Clark delivers the keynote address during the second annual She’s Got It Covered Classy Hat Affair on Saturday, Jan. 30. By Tevin
Photo provided by Cash Michaels Attorney General Roy Cooper, left, and Democratic rival Ken Spaulding engage at a forum on
The N.C. NAACP will hold a Moral March and rally on Feb. 13. By Cash Michaels For NCBPA For the
Photo by Donna Rogers Members of the African-American Caucus of the Forsyth County Democratic Party Jacquelyne Barber Branch pose with
By JONATHAN DREW Associated Press Advocates for the poor are concerned about rule changes threatening food stamp benefits for 110,000
By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle A federal judge is now weighting the evidence and arguments in the N.C. NAACP vs.
Photo by Timothy Ramsey Dr. Robert Brown receives ceremonial head wear from King Oba Kabiru Adewale Shotobi. By Timothy Ramsey
