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In a Small Town, A Battle for Racial Justice Confronts A Bloody Past And An Uncertain Future GRAHAM, NC - NOVEMBER 3: Marchers in the Push to the Polls March led by Rev. Greg Drumwright, hold a rally at the Alamance County Historical Courthouse on November 3, 2020 in Graham, N.C. (Photo by Ricky Carioti/The ... GRAHAM, NC - NOVEMBER 3: Marchers in the Push to the Polls March led by Rev. Greg Drumwright, hold a rally at the Alamance County Historical Courthouse on November 3, 2020 in Graham, N.C. (Photo by Ricky Carioti/The Washin...

This story was produced by The News & Observer in partnership with the ProPublica Local Reporting Network. One afternoon in mid-July, hundreds of people gathered around a stage in front of the historic gray stone courthouse at the heart of the small town of Graham, North Carolina. They were listening to a song of protest. “We don’t want to die,” a local musician sang out to the diverse crowd. The group wanted the removal of a marble statue of a Confederate soldier that had stood watch over the town square since white citizens of Alamance County erected it in 1914. But protesters in thi...

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http://shet.news/k2htf Copied! Regarding the two new Co-Ops, what is it with having choice where you shop? Surely it’s a good thing, so embrace it! Local shops can easily live side by side. Here in Aberdeenshire farm shops and other local shops are thriving! Just vote with your purse or wallet. Tim Sutton Inverurie