Did #RedforEd benefit NCAE?
The catchy name was a tip of the cap to NEA’s request to have teachers and supporters of public education wear red at events and school protests. Why did membership in NC decline? Read More

The catchy name was a tip of the cap to NEA’s request to have teachers and supporters of public education wear red at events and school protests. Why did membership in NC decline? Read More

There is an information gap of citizens' knowledge of state government. What does this mean for those hoping to encourage different people to run for state legislative office? Read More
Judges, untrained in medicine, are wrong to dictate appropriate medical care. Read More

Madison Cawthorn is just the latest version of Lonesome Rhodes, a man who lucked into fame and is in love with the sound of his own voice and the sound of applause. Read More

Though the US Senate election is more than a year away the primary is just months from now. Candidates are already campaigning. Read More

Gun violence, a pandemic and storms. What do they have in common? Read More

Our state requires more state-approved licenses in more occupations than most any other state. Are they necessary? Read More

North Carolina has work to do to ensure that that the teaching profession is well-supported and attractive to our best and brightest educators and leaders. Read More

The Albemarle Baptist Church had a great impact on Thomas Jefferson and the statutes for religious freedom. Read More

When asked if they had been vaccinated two different repairmen at two different homes responded, "No, we're Republican." Read More