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African Americans

UNC students recount chaos at campus event when stranger enters area

  • Sep 2

Sisterhood and service take center stage at SororiTea Durham

No Fall classes at St. Augustine's as bankruptcy case continues

  • Aug 21

New Durham Freeway plans spark hope in Hayti community

  • Aug 21

FSU unveils new College of Education building

  • Aug 20

Museum to showcase Green Book's impact on African American travel

  • Jul 20

NC advocates, legal experts react to birthright citizenship ruling

  • Jun 30

New book explores history, calculated demise of Black medical schools

  • Jun 20

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Trailblazing firefighter who helped integrate Durham FD dies at 92

  • Apr 27
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Full interview: Jenkins brothers reflect on their dad, a former Negro League star

  • Jun 15, 2025
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Amsterdam News, icon of Black-owned publishing, presses forward with a page from its past

  • Jun 2, 2025
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Barbershop Books cultivates joy of reading among Black boys

  • Aug 21, 2024
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Disney invites prominent Black influencers to exclusive two-day content creator summit

  • Jun 6, 2024
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New exhibit explores history of Freedmen's Town

  • Feb 26, 2024
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Durham marker honors murdered Black soldier who resisted segregation

  • Dec 1, 2023
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Southeast Raleigh pastors issue call to action following tragedy

  • Dec 1, 2023

Latest Stories

For Juneteenth, Durham's historic Stagville shines light on the past

Stagville Plantation will be offering free tours all day on Friday, Juneteenth.

  • Jun 19

Event highlights breast cancer awareness, support for women across North Carolina

Women from across the Triangle gathered in Durham for the 21st Annual Tea for Two, an event aimed at raising awareness about breast cancer.

  • Jun 7

Trailblazing firefighter Capt. John Lyon, who helped integrate Durham Fire Department, dies at 92

John Lyon was one of the first Black firefighters hired in Durham in 1958. He was part of a groundbreaking group known as the "Original Ten."

  • Apr 27

75 years later, remembering landmark legal case that desegregated UNC law school

McKissick v. Carmichael paved the way for desegregating higher education in North Carolina and set the stage for Brown v. Board of Education.

  • Apr 7

Despite robust job growth, unemployment remains high for Black workers

The U.S. economy exceeded expectations in March, adding 178,000 new jobs, but the national numbers mask persistent disparities in the labor market.

  • Apr 3