Winston-Salem’s local library hosts redlining exhibit open to the public.
Tag: Race
America’s Racial Wealth Gap: Jay Pearson Tries to Build Wealth for the Next Generation
“In terms of wealth and income, I grew up in abject poverty. I’m the first person in my direct line who’s been building wealth that can hopefully be transferred to the next generation.”
‘Freedom Summer’s’ ’60s narrative about passing while Black resonates today
Appalachian State University presented a virtual play set during the Civil Rights Movement as part of their summer festival.
W-S parents, activists seek to get ahead of national controversy around critical race theory
Parents in Winston-Salem say that just because the school isn’t teaching critical race theory doesn’t mean people shouldn’t be talking about race.
Evictions continue in Winston-Salem as national moratorium nears its end
Local activists refer to the national moratorium as the “Swiss cheese” moratorium for being so “full of holes.”
Unpopular Opinion: Dunleath Porchfest is nice, but pretty white
“Solidarity and real equity comes from giving up space, paying artists and elevating communities that have historically been marginalized.”
Magnolia, blooming: Historic Green Book site is one step closer to reopening as a B&B
Once a stop in the Green Book, The Magnolia House plans to reopen in Greensboro fall 2021.
The Best Part
A mixed-race couple in their 20s talks about what race means to them.
Podcast: Education and Race
Decades after the integration of schools, James Shields talks about race in higher education.
Podcast: Brown White Black Family
Nishta J. Mehra talked about her upbringing, her family, and her book.
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