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Jun 3, 2020

Raleigh Community Gathers To Speak Out Against Injustices

On Saturday, May 30, the Raleigh community unified as one to protest against injustices faced by the Black community and gain justice for George Floyd, a recent victim in an officer-involved shooting. The protests started as a peaceful assembly of concerned citizens determined to have their voices heard.  As the protest began at 5 p.m.,…

May 31, 2020

Nubian’s Response to Raleigh Protest Against Police Brutality

On May 30, 2020, thousands of freedom fighters gathered in Raleigh to protest in retaliation for the brutal murders of George Floyd and the many other victims of police brutality.   Something that began very peacefully was met with tear gas, pepper spray, rubber bullets, and other forms of violence from the Raleigh Police Department (RPD).…

May 31, 2020

5/30 Raleigh Protest

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Traditional African wood carvings stand on display in front of a vendor tent at the African American Cultural Festival of Raleigh and Wake County.

Sep 5, 2018

African American Festival of Raleigh 2018

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The handmade jewelry by Sadarryle Rhone stands on display for visitors during the African American Culture Festival of Raleigh and Wake County on Saturday, September 1, 2018.

Sep 5, 2018

African American Cultural Festival of Raleigh: A celebration of blackness

Shanmukha Sandesh/Nubian Message Kennysha Woods  | Managing Editor In the last four years that I’ve been an NC State student and a resident of Raleigh, I’ve frequently stopped and wondered, “Where are all the black people at?” NC State is a predominantly-white school in a predominantly-white city, and while it offers an array of events and organizations…