Just when you think there’s a glimmer of hope that the flood of reactionary ideas in the General Assembly is finally slowing down and the abuse of the democratic process is waning comes a stark... Read More
Editorial by Durham Herald-Sun, April 24, 2015. For at least the eighth time in the past four years, the General Assembly is moving to erect more barriers to women’s ability to obtain a legal... Read More
Editorial by Greensboro News-Record, April 24, 2015. As a child in Greensboro and then Durham during the civil rights movement, Loretta Lynch witnessed history. She took her own historic step Thursday... Read More
It’s been an unquestioned assumption of modern urban or suburban life: each year schools get more and more students. Meeting that need has meant hiring more teachers and staff helped to fuel ever... Read More
A new report released today finds that the income of the typical North Carolina household fell not just during the “Great Recession,” but has continued to fall during the recovery, leaving the... Read More
Voter turnout is bad enough already – especially in primaries. Now legislators are headed toward making a change that threatens to dampen turnout even more – and cost millions to boot. The N.C... Read More
One hundred and fifty years later, is the Civil War finally over? On Saturday we will mark the 150th anniversary of the April 26, 1865 final surrender by Confederate Gen. Joseph E. Johnston of... Read More
Editorial by Rocky Mount Telegram, April 22, 2015. Well, let’s revisit redistricting one more time. It’s a familiar subject to North Carolina legislators of all political stripes. Republicans... Read More
Editorial by Greensboro News-Record, April 22, 2015. Before he runs for re-election next year, Gov. Pat McCrory is planning an important campaign this fall. Its outcome may predict how well he’ll... Read More
