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NC Senate bill could help pay for weapons scanners

The bill would provide $12.8 million for recruiting and retaining school personnel, continuing high school “learning hubs," continuing and expanding career and technology education programs, and expanding school safety, including

North Carolina Bill Would Fund CTE, Security Scanners in Schools

Senate committee votes to double funding for private school vouchers

Gov. Cooper names members of bipartisan commission on public colleges

Cooper announced the creation of the panel in early November, saying the Republican majority in the General Assembly has too much power over the UNC system's 17 institutions.

N.C. A&T uses Homecoming to get students to vote

Through voter education events, the N.C. A&T Office of Leadership and Civic Engagement is helping students get to the polls.

Election map defenders file motion supporting Berger Jr.'s participation - Carolina Journal

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North Carolina Bill Limiting How Teachers Discuss Race Passes Senate on Party Lines

Proposed NC Budget Still Lacks Money For Black History Monument

'Systemic racism': Does it even exist?

‘Systemic racism’: Does it even exist? Troy Williams Systemic racism has become the operative phrase in a lot of political circles these days. Systemic racism, also called “institutional” racism, was coined and first used by Stokely Carmichael in 1967. Since high school, Carmichael was a fiery young civil rights activist and was one of the original Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) Freedom Riders. Most notably, Carmichael originated the Black nationalism rallying slogan, “Black Power.” He graduated from Howard University in 1964 with a degree in philosophy and was the youngest person imprisoned for his participation as a Freedom Rider. Carmichael later became frustrated with the Civil Rights Movement, particularly Dr. Martin Luther King’s nonviolent philosophy. He changed his name to Kwame Ture, became active in the African liberation movement, and urged people worldwide to fight against white imperialism. I savor in the irony that America is presently enmeshed in such a controversy over one of his original concepts, systemic racism.