“I think it takes a lot of courage to leave what's comfortable, to come to the unfamiliar. So I have a lot of respect for international teachers because of that,” Michelle Hayes, the executive director for talent acquisition at Durham Public Schools, said.
Only a year after opening, Daughters Coffee and Books has grown into a vibrant community center for the city of Durham. The local woman-owned and operated shop features a hand-picked book selection, coffees, teas and other products from surrounding local businesses.
Eliza McLamb and Yasmin Williams both performed at the “Fighting Oligarchy” tour with Sen. Bernie Sanders and Allam. The event took place Feb. 13 at the Durham Convention Center.
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