Katy Barron
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Artists of color share their thoughts on race and identity in a new exhibit at Raleigh鈥檚 Visual Art Exchange called 鈥淏lack on Black.鈥� A range of community鈥� -
As a child growing up in Bristol, Virginia, writer Christine Hale says she was an unintended hostage to her parents鈥� abusive marriage and her family鈥檚鈥� -
As a child growing up in Bristol, Virginia, writer Christine Hale says she was an unintended hostage to her parents鈥� abusive marriage and her family鈥檚鈥�
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The town of Princeville, North Carolina was established by freed slaves after the Civil War, and it is the oldest town incorporated by African-Americans鈥� -
The town of Princeville, North Carolina was established by freed slaves after the Civil War, and it is the oldest town incorporated by African-Americans鈥�
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For more than 100 years, the dominant image of an African-American cook was that of Aunt Jemima. Her face appeared on pancake boxes and syrup bottles and鈥� -
For more than 100 years, the dominant image of an African-American cook was that of Aunt Jemima. Her face appeared on pancake boxes and syrup bottles and鈥�
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The sun may be shining, but rivers are still cresting in eastern North Carolina as a result of the prolonged rainfall from Hurricane Matthew. Host Frank鈥� -
The sun may be shining, but rivers are still cresting in eastern North Carolina as a result of the prolonged rainfall from Hurricane Matthew. Host Frank鈥�
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Photographer Jon Crispin spent five years shooting a collection of more than 400 suitcases discovered in an attic at the Willard Psychiatric Center in鈥�
