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Judge Camille Banks-Prince, a dedicated public servant in Winston-Salem since 2008, champions mental health awareness and community representation. As one of four African American judges, her mission inspires youth about the legal field, embodying le...
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Judge Artrese Ziglar, inaugurated in January 2024, is the first Black woman to hold Seat 6 in the 31st District Court. A former public defender, she received the prestigious Harvey Lupton Award for excellence, inspiring future legal professionals thr...
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Judge Valene McMasters, appointed in December 2021, exemplifies dedication in her role at the 31st District Court. Inspired by Thurgood Marshall, her journey includes a distinguished education and a 19-year tenure at Legal Aid. McMasters advocates fo...
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Judge Carrie F. Vickery has dedicated nine years to Winston-Salem, elected in 2016 as District Court judge. With a background in political science and law, she advocates for community initiatives, including literacy and animal welfare. Vickery emphas...
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Judge Shonna Alexander, elected for Seat 10 in the 31st Judicial District in 2024, boasts 25 years of legal expertise. A proud Winston-Salem native, she unites her roles as a judge, nurse, and community advocate. Alexander inspires youth, stressing e...
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Judge Kristin Kelly Broyles has represented Forsyth County since 2022, specializing in family law. Inspired by icons like Ruth Bader Ginsburg, she champions compassion and community service. By collecting stuffed animals for children in court, Broyle...
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As America navigates a changing political landscape, leaders like Congresswoman Lateefah Simon and State Controller Malia Cohen champion justice and equity for marginalized communities. In a recent discussion, they emphasized resilience, accountabili...
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The Trump administration's freeze on Title X family planning funds will significantly impact Planned Parenthood in Indiana, affecting essential reproductive health services for low-income individuals. With $27.5 million in grants withheld, access to...
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (TN Tribune) – On April 14th, the Metro Public Health Department invites community members to the Music City Behavioral Health & Wellness Summit at Riverside Nashville. Keynote speaker Dr. Karhlton Moore will address pressing public...
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The Women’s Ministry at Second Calvary Baptist Church celebrated Women’s History Month with a special event on March 22 in the Fellowship Hall. First Lady Rosetta Guns stated, “We recognized trailblazers and rising trailblazers.” Keynote speaker Bren...
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Dear Editor, For over three decades, the Nashville Bar Association has defended judicial independence and the rule of law. Threats of impeachment against judges undermine these principles, crucial for democracy. All, including lawyers and community...
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Big Brothers Big Sisters Services announces Courtney Jones as its new president and CEO, succeeding Shawan Gabriel after 13 impactful years. Gabriel's leadership led to significant advancements in youth mentoring and community engagement. Jones, the...
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(THURSDAY-SUNDAY, APRIL 3-6) Experience “Unnecessary Farce” by Paul Slade Smith at HanesBrand Theatre, April 3-6, where confusion reigns in a motel room involving an embezzling mayor and undercover officers. Tickets at www.LTofWS.org. On April 5, en...
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Throughout my academic journey, I encountered persistent challenges from White males, often dismissing my insights and theories. This phenomenon, termed 'Dred Scottification,' illustrates how scholars of color face systemic barriers. My experiences h...
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A Cornell graduate student, Momodou Taal, faces deportation after his visa was revoked, allegedly due to his pro-Palestinian protests. His lawsuit against the Trump administration challenges government actions targeting dissent. Taal's case raises im...
