By Maya Waid
April 2, 2024
Over the last few years, Chalmers and Jones have created a “one-stop shop” for underserved individuals in the community to get access to the resources they need — The Hayti Reborn Justice Movement.
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November 12, 2015
The Durham History Hub provides a glimpse into Hayti, the cultural and social center for the African-American community that developed after the civil war.
Read moreBy Carl Kenney
October 6, 2010
By Natasha Duarte UNC Co-Editor the Durham VOICE thedurhamvoice@gmail.com Shortly after moving from Eugene, Ore., to Raleigh 10 years ago, Ife Grady was diagnosed with breast cancer. Grady, who had been making silver, gold and copper jewelry for most of her life, was forced to give up her craft. She could no longer be exposed […]
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March 25, 2010
By Allie McCoy UNC Staff Writer the Durham VOICE thedurhamvoice@gmail.com Douglass Coleman was just looking for a good meal, like most patrons, when he walked into Kasib Abdullah’s New Visions of Africa restaurant, 306 Fayetteville Rd., in Durham almost two years ago. “But I was drafted into the good army,” said Coleman, a former elementary […]
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