Opinion
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OPINION: Why I Support the Cherry Community Organization’s Fight for Morgan School
In 2018 I moved to Cherry. I needed more space for my kids, and a beautiful almost-new house on the…
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OPINION: A Spectacle of Unity Followed the UNC Charlotte Shooting
One day after a former student opened fire in a UNC Charlotte classroom, killing two students and injuring four others,…
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OPINION: Open the Door to LGBTQ Equality in North Carolina
This spring marks five years since North Carolina sprang into the national spotlight because of a statewide conversation about LGBTQ…
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Editor’s Note: Cherry’s Longtime Leaders Are Not for the Disrespect
Barbara Rainey has seen a lot of change in Cherry over her 70 years. Having lived the first 33 years…
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OPINION: When Black Siding Replaces Black Lives
When the house flippers show up in west Charlotte, they move out the Black people, but they bring in black…
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Viral Video Highlights Barriers for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Students
In mid-February, a video of an Oxnard college professor berating a hard-of-hearing student in front of their entire Zoom class…
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OPINION: Duke Energy Plan Leaves Vulnerable Communities Behind
We know climate change is already affecting us here in the Charlotte region, where Duke Energy keeps a tight grasp…
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OPINION: Misconduct Allegations Against UNC Charlotte Professor Are Part of a Bigger Issue
On March 3, what has by now become a routine story broke: UNC Charlotte professor of history Robert McEachnie has…
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Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Patients Need More Inclusive Hospital Care
Earlier this month, WBTV released an article that told the story of a local woman’s efforts to advocate for multiple…
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Opinion: Tent City Isn’t New, It’s Newly Visible
Charlotte City Council member Malcolm Graham recently wrote an editorial in the Charlotte Observer about the area in Charlotte known…
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Opinion: The Robin Hayes Pardon Was Undeserved
Early this morning, in the final hours of the Donald Trump presidency, the outgoing president granted pardons and commutations for…
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A Resident Describes the Struggles of Voting While Deaf
The following is the first in a series of columns in which Rikki Poynter will shed light on barriers faced…
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Letter to the Editor: What Did Joe Biden Mean By Insha’Allah?
During the Presidential Debate on Sept. 29th, while Trump was saying he would eventually release his tax returns Biden said,…
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Opinion: Did the NC Senate Race Debates Matter?
Within hours of the conclusion of the third and final NC Senate race debate between Republican Sen. Thom Tillis and…
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Letter to the Editor: What’s the Word on Charlotte Capital Bonds?
Jennifer Roberts is a former Charlotte Mayor and Mecklenburg County Commission Chair. More than 600,000 absentee ballots were mailed out…
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Opinion: President Trump Plays Politics With My Family’s Life
Halfway through his speech accepting the Republican nomination for president, President Donald Trump pledged that the Republican Party “will always,…
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