One North Carolina candidate calls himself a ‘Black Nazi.” The other belongs to a local synagogue.
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, September 2024
Can trauma be inherited through genes?
A life-altering experience “doesn’t just die with you,” one expert says. “It has a life of its own afterwards.”
NationalGeographic.com, June 2024
The Story Behind Charlotte’s Great Wall of Pumpkins
The historic Elizabeth neighborhood has a jack-o’-lantern tradition like no other
Garden & Gun, October 2023
Community Matters to Reproductive Justice Advocate Loretta Ross
The MacArthur Foundation fellow talks about why she’s spent 50 years fighting for human rights and what’s next for her movement.
Shondaland, February 2023
There Weren’t Enough Black Food Festivals, So This Couple Started Their Own
Greg and Subrina Colliers’ BayHaven Food & Wine Festival is amplifying Black culinarians.
Bon Appetit, October 2021
Can Spiritual Directors Help?
Nondenominational “spiritual companions” offer to connect clients to the divine in their everyday life.
The New York Times, January 2021
Charlotte’s Monument to a Jewish Confederate Was Hated Even Before It Was Built
For more than seven decades, the North Carolina memorial has courted controversy in unexpected forms
Smithsonian Magazine online, September 2020
