Brent Woodcox responds to Courtney Napier’s column.
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History Has Its Eyes on the New Raleigh City Council
They’ve bought into the YIMBY hype. But will they make the gentrification in Southeast Raleigh worse?
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In Yemen, What’s 60,000 Dead Bodies Between Friends?
American elites, whatever their intentions, display a consistent disregard for the basic sanctity of human life when other interests are at stake.
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Declarations of Independence: In Crazy Times, Some Truths Remain
Chika Gujarathi is a Raleigh-based writer and author of the “Hello Namaste!” children’s books. Her work can be found on her blog, “The Antibland Chronicles.”
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Are You Afraid of Black Feminists? Or Just Your Own Freedom?
At last weekend’s Pride parade, I was surrounded by generations of love—and reminders that I shouldn’t take it for granted.
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Our Republic of Scumbag Politics Is Governed by Human Memes
“They did it first” is not a quality argument.
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At St. Augustine’s University, Bahamian Students Ponder the Future of Their Devastated Homeland
Want to help those recovering from Dorian? Donate at the Bahamas Relief Supplies Drive on Friday at Emery Gymnasium on St. Aug’s campus, from 7:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
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Yes, Raleigh’s Moloks Debacle Really Is About Race
There’s no such thing as a non-racial policy.
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In 2009, Conservatives Shouted Down Efforts to Confront Right-Wing Threats. We’re Still Dealing With the Consequences.
They worked the refs, and we’re paying the price.
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Against the Baby Advice Industrial Complex
Parents: Stop trying so hard. You’ll be fine.