Editorial

Letters to the Editor

    Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor; Winston-Salem Chronicle May 19th 2016.

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Editorial Cartoon: Uncounted Ballots

    Editorial Cartoon: Uncounted Ballots

Illustration by Ron Rogers for The Chronicle

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Commentary: When convicts go to college

    Commentary: When convicts go to college

America spends $80 billion a year keeping criminals behind bars, but research has shown that cost could be reduced by making one thing more accessible to inmates –education.

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People with criminal histories and college admissions: Help is available

    People with criminal histories and college admissions: Help is available

On May 9, the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) urged America’s colleges and universities to eliminate barriers to higher education for an estimated 70 million citizens with criminal records.

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Editorial: Start now to determine best candidate for U.S. House

  Editorial: Start now to determine best candidate for U.S. House

Three candidates will be competing in the June 7 Democratic primary for the chance to run against incumbent Republican U.S. Rep. Virginia Foxx, who was first elected in 2004 to represent the 5th Congressional District.

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Editorial Cartoon: Way out there…

Editorial Cartoon by in-house illustrator Ron Rogers

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Letters to the Editor: Vote!

  Letters to the Editor: Vote!

Letters to the editor of The Winston-Salem Chronicle, May 12th Issue. Congratulations one year later on 41 years in business, Praise for Chronicle reporter, Voting does come at a cost, Honor these non-conforming trailblazers by voting.

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Column: High-performing schools are the best gateway to success

  Column: High-performing schools are the best gateway to success

Although U.S. high school graduation rates have significantly improved, U.S. Department of Education statistics show that African-American and Hispanic/Latino students are still graduating 5 to 10 points behind the national average.

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Column: Sneaker give-away was well-intentioned but short-sighted

  Column: Sneaker give-away was well-intentioned but short-sighted

What a wonderful gesture by the Chris Paul Family Foundation to supply more than 200 pairs of shoes to the students at Cook Elementary. That shows there are people in the community who care about the future of our inner-city youth.

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Vote to restore Voting Rights Act to its past

  Vote to restore Voting Rights Act to its past

The federal judge ruled last week against the organizations and citizens seeking justice regarding the 2013 North Carolina law that strips away voting rights and adds voting problems.

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