North Carolina HBCUs
March 9, 2022
Yesterday, I voted to condemn the bomb threats against North Carolina HBCUs and so many others across the country. These threats are appalling and dangerous.
Yesterday, I voted to condemn the bomb threats against North Carolina HBCUs and so many others across the country. These threats are appalling and dangerous.
Last week, I had the pleasure of taking a tour of the Sertoma Arts Center. Seeing the local art and hearing about their outreach to
I’m honored to continue fighting for equality, justice, and progress in Washington. This campaign is as much yours as it is ours, and I couldn’t
Across Wake County, neighborhood precincts are meeting this month to get organized for the 2022 elections. I had the opportunity to attend my own precinct
Fuquay-Varina has unveiled two historical markers to remember two segregated schools – one serving only Black students & one serving only white students. These signs
There are so many extraordinary hidden figures in history whose stories need to be told. I’m pleased that this new mural in Garner offers a
Raleigh continues to be an exciting city that brings in new businesses, restaurants, innovation, and more. It was just ranked the 11th best place to
There are lots of events happening this month at John Chavis Memorial Park to celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth. Tomorrow from 10 am – 12 pm is a
I’m excited to see a North Carolinian nominated for an Oscar! The talented Ariana DeBose would make history if she wins for her role as
As we celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth, it is important to reflect on the history of our own communities. Two important landmarks are open to the public for