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A man has been arrested and charged with attacking a Korean-owned convenience store in uptown Charlotte on Tuesday, allegedly smashing the store's coolers with a metal post and hurling racial slurs at the store's owners. -
Jacquelyn Martin/APThe lawsuit alleges that the monument glorifies slavery, secession and white supremacy, and that county officials have refused to move it from in front of the Alamance County Courthouse in Graham.
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Laying Down The Law Leoneda Inge 00:01Maybe I should come clean about something. I have what I call a “love-hate relationship” with Pauli Murray. Hold on,…
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Pauli Murray vs. Jane Crow Leoneda Inge 00:01A cruel fact of life is that the folks who have made the biggest impact on us might not be around to share…
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North Carolina Public Radio presents Pauli, a podcast about the power of one person to change what's possible for us all. Available on Apple Podcasts,… -
PAULI: EPISODE THREEAfter spending decades fighting for gender equality and racial justice, Pauli Murray decided to unite her convictions for human rights…
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PAULI: EPISODE TWOIn 1948, Pauli Murray began a years-long journey, crossing the country to document each state's segregation laws. The result was an…
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PAULI: EPISODE ONEAs a Black, queer, Southern woman, Pauli Murray endured a sinister combination of sexism and racism. She called this specific kind of…
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Learn more about the effort to rename a building on the campus of UNC Chapel Hill for Pauli Murray on this episode of WUNC's podcast Tested. If you drive…
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Pauli Murray was a powerhouse for social justice. She worked tirelessly as a lawyer, an activist, a poet, and a priest to push for racial equality and…
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After spending decades fighting for gender equality and racial justice, Pauli Murray decided to unite her convictions for human rights with her religious spirituality.
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In 1948, Pauli Murray began a years-long journey, crossing the country to document each state's segregation laws. The result was an exhaustive, 700-page tome.
