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Nonviolent -- but not peaceful -- protests aim to bring about change in Elizabeth City Martha Quillin, The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) May 29—Marchers in Elizabeth City protesting the April 21 officer shooting of Andrew Brown Jr. quickly fell into a rhythm last Tuesday night, their feet and voices rising and falling almost in unison. Through the streets of downtown, their now-familiar chants ricocheting off the old brick buildings. They returned again and again to a refrain that — after five weeks of marching — has become both a rallying cry and a solemn promise. "No...

The Improvement Association, Chapter Four: ‘Let Them Pull the Red Wagon’ Everyone hopes everyone else is learning a lesson. They aren’t.Reported by Zoe Chace; produced by Nancy Updike, with help from Amy Pedulla; edited by Julie Snyder, Sarah Koenig, Neil Drumming and Ira Glass; original score by Kwame Brandt-Pierce; and sound design and mix by Phoebe Wang. transcript bars -0:00 Listen and follow The Improvement Association. From the makers of Serial: The Improvement Association. In this five-part audio series, join the reporter Zoe Chace as she travels to Bladen County, N.C., ...

Who was Emmett Till and what happened to him in 1955? Adriana Diaz, SEO reporter Updated: Apr 21 2021, 14:17 ET THE murder of Emmett Till shocked the country and helped fan the flames of the country's national reckoning with Jim Crow. His story is still taught in classrooms today and referenced by the Black Lives Matter movement. 6 Who was Emmett Till and what happened to him in 1955? On August 28, 1955 Till was brutally murdered by a group of white men for allegedly hitting on a white woman. Till was an African-American teenager from the south side of Chicago, Illinois. The 14-year-old wa...

From Serial: The Improvement Association A true story about election fraud.Reported by Zoe Chace; produced by Nancy Updike, with help from Amy Pedulla; edited by Julie Snyder, Sarah Koenig, Neil Drumming and Ira Glass; original score by Kwame Brandt-Pierce; and sound design and mix by Phoebe Wang. transcript bars -0:00 Listen and follow The Improvement Association. From the makers of Serial: The Improvement Association. In this five-part audio series, join the reporter Zoe Chace as she travels to Bladen County, N.C., to investigate the power of election fraud allegations — even when they’...