In what civil rights leaders across the nation are calling a “significant” moment in the civil rights movement, North Carolina Governor Beverly Perdue has granted individual pardons of actual innocence to members of the Wilmington Ten. ...

Justice demands that this stain finally be removed. The process in which this case was tried was fundamentally flawed. ...

Gov. Bev Perdue Wednesday appointed Cheri Beasley to the Supreme Court of North Carolina ...

The first African-American woman ever to serve on North Carolina’s highest court will be stepping down shortly ...

Now that the 2012 presidential and gubernatorial elections are history, supporters for Gov. Beverly Perdue to grant individual pardons of innocence for the Wilmington Ten are focused to building more overwhelming public support for the cause before she leaves office on Dec. 31st. ...

It is truly sad, indeed, that Connie Tindall, 62, will be laid to rest tomorrow, never seeing what he wanted more than anything else -- having his name cleared by the state of North Carolina for crimes he did not commit as a member of the Wilmington Ten ...