Just because King was dreaming, doesn’t mean he was sleeping.
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Voices: Who Deserves to Die? Not the 136 People Currently on Death Row in Raleigh.
Advocates are urging Gov. Cooper to commute the sentences of those on North Carolina’s death row roster. Most were sentenced to death decades ago; should they still be in line for execution?
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Voices: An Education in Scrolling
Does Durham Public Schools have an overarching policy governing how students use their computers? It doesn’t seem like it.
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Voices: “We Are Building Up the Hope”
Reflections from an afternoon at UNC’s Gaza Solidarity Encampment
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Voices: How a Powwow in Raleigh Honors My Roots in Hollister, NC
When we approached the idea of the Dix Park Inter-Tribal Pow Wow, we had to honor what was before by telling the history that all of Raleigh was land inhabited by Native Americans.
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Voices: An Experiment in Anti-Capitalism
Durham tattoo artist Terin makes $100 tattoos a form of high art.
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Voices: Why I and Others in the Triangle Didn’t Bend for Joe Biden on Super Tuesday
Biden is writing the checks for bombs continually and then lightly scolding Israel for doing the same thing over and over again.
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Voices: Artist and Muse at Once
To a figure drawing model, the Triangle arts community offers reciprocal life lessons, community, and opportunities to grow.
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Voices: How Friendships Coalesce Over Air Hockey at Boxcar Raleigh
Show up at Boxcar Raleigh on a Monday night, and you’ll see a lively crowd amidst the beeping lights and beers on tap. The City of Oaks hosts the largest air hockey community in the world.
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Voices: I Met Jesus on a Farm
Can a church be anticapitalist? At Durham’s Farm Church, they know how to give a feast and invite the poor.