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A new study concludes that white, affluent households were 10 times more likely of testing their private wells compared to low-income, BIPOC households. White, affluent households are also four times more likely to treat their water.
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North Carolinas newly seated Supreme Court heard arguments Thursday on whether people convicted of felonies tens of thousands statewide should be permitted to vote if they arent in prison but still are serving probation or parole or have yet to pay fines.
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The Supreme Court on Friday took a step that will allow new Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman on the court, to take part in a case that could lead to the end of the use of race in college admissions.
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A coalition of groups representing Black students, faculty, and staff met Wednesday to outline their priorities to create a safer, more equitable campus.
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Priscilla Ndiaye Robinson looked across the empty fields where her Southside neighborhood once thrived. Its all gone, she said. One thousand two...
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Updated at 1:30 p.m.Mass vaccination events, like the recent untaking at the Charlotte Motor Speedway, hasten distribution but also come with a
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2020 was a year like no other, with the headlines and news stories to match. Between a global pandemic, the U.S. election, and protests following the
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The world of artistic expression called to Cortina Jenelle Caldwell at a young age. As a child she dreamed of becoming an architect, spent a lot of time
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The North Carolina Supreme Court banned the state from reinstating the death sentence on a Black man named Marcus Robinson last Friday. Robinson was
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The North Carolina Supreme Court banned the state from reinstating the death sentence on a Black man named Marcus Robinson last Friday. Robinson was