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The city of Asheville is considering a $1 transfer of its downtown Hunt Hill property for use by My Daddy Taught Me That and other youth programs.

Now pending before the U.S. Supreme Court: Can a private business be compelled to design a website for a gay wedding?

Fashion Bomb Daily CEO Claire Sulmers talks with theGrio's Natasha S. Alford about what it takes to support Black fashion designers, Black-owned labels and brands in an industry that often struggles with diversity.

The reparations commission has made its 2nd recommendation to Buncombe County and Asheville, one that seeks to stop harm against Black residents.

Asheville Council approved the reassignment of the reparations project management contract from TEQuity to a new consultant, Civility Localized.

Buncombe Countys first chief equity and human rights officer whose roles included reducing institutional racism has left the job.

Two people at the center of a brutal police beating that changed the trajectory of Asheville have faced hardships in the following five years.

Two right-wing activists pleaded guilty to gun charges, saying they brought military-grade weapons to a 2020 Asheville anti-police violence protest.

A protracted conversation surrounding youth involvement in Ashevilles historic Reparations Commission was tabled June 27 for more consideration.

“Despite their unfulfilled promise, the Gary convention — its debates and written program — and the later formation of NBIPP remain important events to study and learn from.”