“Most importantly, my hope is that Black Chapel Hill can feel a sense of pride. The name of the series is called Tarred Healing and I think a huge part of the healing process is acknowledging our stories, even the painful stories.”
Jade Wilson
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An Intersex, Transgender Woman Incarcerated at a Men’s Prison Wants to Transfer to a Women’s Facility for Her Safety
North Carolina’s Department of Public Safety hasn’t complied with Ashlee Inscoe’s and her advocates’ request to transfer her out of the Avery Mitchell men’s correctional institution.
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Photovoice: Dear Baby Jade
A reflection from Jade Wilson as they look toward graduate school.
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Photovoice: More Black Lives
Scenes from a peaceful march in downtown Raleigh this weekend following more police killings, including the shooting of Andrew Brown by Pasquotank County sheriff’s deputies.
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Photovoice: In Memory of Daunte Wright
Around 8:30 p.m., more than two dozen officers, suited and ready for combat, charged at the crowd using excessive force and intimidation tactics, leaving some demonstrators physically harmed.
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Photovoice: Not Your Model Minority
On Saturday, community members standing in solidarity with Asian Americans filled Moore Square in downtown Raleigh, rallying to continue the fight against racism and white supremacy in the United States.
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PHOTOVOICE: Skoolie Conversion
After years of dealing with houselessness and housing insecurities, a disabled, autistic, Black trans couple upcycled a bus.
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Photovoice: Stop AAPI Hate
Northern Orange NAACP, Hillsborough Progressives Taking Action (HPTA), and Hate-Free Schools Coalition hosted a candlelight vigil at the Old Orange County Courthouse in Hillsborough Friday night.
