Where’s the outrage?
How many Black students need to fail before we pay attention?
By Arthur Griffin Jr. | September 8, 2021
Our education crisis and the start of a new school year
We need to double down on our efforts to both mitigate climate impacts and ensure our education system is meeting the needs of all our future workers.
By Jennifer Watson Roberts | August 30, 2021
7 tips for acing an online job interview
Remote work is here to stay - here's how to ace your next interview.
By Stacey Woods | August 29, 2021
NGAAP Philanthropic Collective gives back, gives Black in Charlotte
It may surprise you to learn that members of NGAAP Charlotte have played a vital role in the evolution and expansion of Black philanthropy worldwide.
By Valaida Fullwood | August 27, 2021
Charlotte’s NDO is a great beginning, but work remains
It is heartening to see society moving forward in accepting our LGBTQ+ neighbors and valuing a group that has long lived in fear of exclusion and violence.
By Jennifer Watson Roberts | August 13, 2021
Thank you, Nikole Hannah-Jones
Hannah-Jones has given us all one more reason to acknowledge and work to end systemic racism in North Carolina.
By Jennifer Watson Roberts | July 21, 2021
The lesser of two evils
The Republican-led assault on voting rights is being facilitated by some within the Democratic Party.
By Oscar H. Blayton | July 21, 2021
We need a fair and transparent redistricting process
Local officials must draw voting districts in a way that allows for citizen input.
By Harry Taylor | July 21, 2021
Our schools need resources to reduce racial disparities
Racial disparities have continued since the 1999 judicial decision that ended busing, and reducing school funding would only make things worse.
By Jennifer Watson Roberts | June 30, 2021
There was never a ‘Juneteenth shooting’ in Charlotte
One year ago, we were directly in the heart of a COVID-19 pandemic. Our nation was on fire figuratively and […]
By Justin Perry | June 19, 2021