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Wilmington 10 prosecutor sought ‘KKK’ jury

In an extraordinary discovery, the 40-year-old case files of the prosecuting attorney in the two 1972 Wilmington Ten criminal trials not only document how he sought to impanel, according to his own written jury selection notes, mostly White “KKK” juries to guarantee convictions, but also to keep Black men from serving on both juries. ...

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Coleman will not concede

The following statement was issued on Wednesday, November 7, 2012 by lieutenant governor candidate Linda Coleman ...

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Obama is re-elected to second term

After riding to victory in Ohio on the strength of his successful auto bailout plan and a come-from-behind victory in Virginia and possibly Florida, President Barack Obama was re-elected on Tuesday to a second term. ...

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NC voters usher in GOP governor, legislature

While Republicans were licking their wounds across the nation after the re-election of Democratic President Barack Obama Tuesday, the GOP in North Carolina were celebrating history with the election of Gov.-elect Pat McCrory. ...

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Our Voice: The struggle continues

In spite of North Carolina being the only battleground state not to vote for him this election, President Barack Obama ran the table Tuesday evening, and made history by becoming the only AfricanAmerican in history to be re-elected president of the United States. ...

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OUR ENDORSEMENTS: ELECTION DAY IS HERE

One Stop Early Voting/Same Day Registration ends in North Carolina this Saturday, Nov. 3rd ...

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“Still standing” luncheon: A SUCCESS

On Saturday, October 20, 2012, the Ebenezer Empowerment Center (Ebenezer Baptist Church) was beautifully decorated in pink and white. ...

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Honored: 2013 Heritage Calendar Unveiled

AT&T unveiled its heritage calendar last Wednesday night, which celebrated North Carolina's African-American experience. ...

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Female Black Democrats again lead in One Stop-Early voting

As they did during the early days of One Stop-Early Voting in 2008, black Democratic female voters are once again leading the early voting charge in North Carolina. ...

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2012 Elections: Our endorsements continue

Walter Dalton for governor, Linda Coleman and incumbents for Council of State ...

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