A small group of wealthy white homeowners is protesting Raleigh’s “missing middle” zoning policy, which allows more townhomes and apartment buildings to be built.
Jasmine Gallup
Jasmine Gallup is a freelancer for INDY, covering LGBTQ+ issues, social justice, and arts and culture. A Raleigh native, she also works as an editor for online media.
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Raleigh Abortion Clinics Report Escalating Harassment From Protesters
The city says it is taking steps to address the issue.
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Raleigh Mayoral and City Council Candidates to Speak on Affordable Housing
ONE Wake, a community group advocating for property tax relief, is holding a forum on affordable housing for Raleigh mayoral and city council candidates Thursday.
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Construction on NC Freedom Park Wrapping Up
The 40-foot-tall Beacon of Freedom was installed this week.
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Why Black Professors and Other Faculty of Color Are Leaving NC State
Some mentioned pay equity. Others spoke of unequal work burdens. But one sentiment came up again and again: faculty members say they feel undervalued.
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Quickbait: Equity in Higher Education
Duke, UNC-Chapel Hill, and NC State each trail the state average for percentage of Black faculty.
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Raleigh City Council Approves Seaboard Station Rezoning
The Raleigh City Council voted to move forward on a rezoning request for the historic Seaboard Station, currently home to Logan’s Garden Shop.
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Zainab Baloch Drops Out of Raleigh City Council Race
Zainab Baloch, one of the few candidates of color running for the Raleigh City Council, dropped out of the race Monday.
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Transfer Co. Food Hall Expands to Live Music
A venue at Transfer Co. Food Hall in downtown Raleigh usually used for private parties and business lunches now is home to live music and ticketed concerts.
