By Corinna Collins
May 7, 2024
Angela Thorpe-Mason brings mindfulness, spirit and expertise to her role as executive director of the Pauli Murray Center, as exhibited in her conversation with the Durham Voice on April 29.
“For me, cultural heritage work and stewarding the Pauli Murray Center is something I call spirit work,” Thorpe-Mason said.
By Tanner Arter
May 2, 2024
Thursday, May 2, 2024 By Tanner Arter and Alan Hunt Naomi Dix, a drag artist who has been performing locally for the better part of a decade, is opening Club Era, a space she hopes will better serve Durham’s diverse queer community. The club started as an idea that Dix discussed with her partner. She […]
Read moreBy Corinna Collins
March 4, 2024
Monday, March 4, 2024 By Corinna Collins Nestled behind a large front yard, a charming blue house with a wide front porch serves as a historical and social justice center for residents of Durham. Aside from its inviting, exterior appearance, the Pauli Murray Center is a National Historic Landmark that preserves, celebrates and extends the […]
Read moreBy Audrey Kashatus
October 31, 2023
As Durham gets closer to its municipal elections this year, one demographic has important topics on its mind when deciding between candidates. The remaining two candidates for the mayor of Durham are Mike Woodard and Leonardo Williams. Sylvester Williams, who has previously opposed gay marriage and cited sexuality as a contributor to the high drug […]
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