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Brooklyn Collective Picks up the Torch of Charlotte’s Black History
There’s a popular t-shirt geared to Black Americans that displays a quote reading, “I am my ancestors’ wildest dreams.” When The Mecklenburg Investment Company (MIC) was constructed in Charlotte’s Brooklyn neighborhood in 1922, few would have imagined that it would be one of the only buildings to survive the tragic…
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Many in Mecklenburg County Still Face Crisis Despite Eviction Moratorium
Tasha Baker was a young, single Black woman working full-time at a medical center when COVID-19 hit. Already at high risk of getting exposed to the virus, she and her coworkers saw their hours cut so as to help curb the spread of COVID-19. Paying her bills, buying food, and…
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