Race & Demographics

The “U.S.-India Business Connection” event comes as North Carolina’s Indian and Indian American population steadily grows.

The debate over reparations is real. The directors of the film "The Big Payback" is spreading the word on the importance of reparations for the descendants of African slaves in the United States. Students at HBCUs, like Shaw University, are learning the pros and cons of reparations and debating the issue.

Mad Miles Run Club aims to offer runners a safe place to learn, maintain a healthy lifestyle, and catch fitness goals. Whether you’re running daily, weekly, or just getting into a groove, they're here to support your journey.

Field trips to plantations look a little different for Nash Central High School's APUSH class.

A surge of North Carolinians are moving to rural areas to retire or to escape high housing costs in the Triangle. That's prompted some rural counties to find ways of both welcoming and preparing new residents for life alongside working farms.

The school is hosting the Universities Studying Slavery consortium's biannual conference this week.

Greensboro native Rhiannon Giddens is a Grammy-award-winning musician. She returned to North Carolina recently with an opera that she co-composed about the life of Omar ibn Said, a Muslim man who was enslaved in the state in the 1800s.

The bill would require sheriffs in the state to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.

The two-day leadership training aims to help farmers in underserved counties with daily operations as well as strengthen their businesses for the long term.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers has reintroduced a bill that would start the process of building more public monuments dedicated to civil rights icons.