Patrickw Oneil News Today

Cumberland County Schools formed a committee recently to put more than 80 books under review.

In our culture, “Black love” is more than a slogan—it’s a way of life. And how we express it has deeper roots than you might know.

The Supreme Court demonstrate the folly of claiming the mantle of history without reckoning with its complexity.

What’s more American than protesting bad behavior? The nation was founded on it. Book bans, however, are what the the First Amendment is meant to protect against.

Through the years, women in the Fayetteville area have fought for change and pushed through barriers for their rights.

Legislators dangle suspicious books, conservative groups post letters to send to administrators, and parents bring the noise in school board meetings.