Guest columns
COLUMN — Phoebe Couzins: woman of law
Many times when you learn something it springboards onto the desire to discover something else. This is the ... Read more
Author: Judy Moore - Page 8 | The Charlotte Gazette
Opinion
COLUMN — In service to their country
The inspiration for this article came from a conversation I had numerous years ago with Helen Gibson who ... Read more
Lifestyles
COLUMN — Williams was first African American female to serve in the U.S. military
Ladies, would you be brave enough to enlist in the military posing as a man? I would hope ... Read more
Opinion
COLUMN — Civil Rights Trail combines heritage and tourism
It has been more than a decade and the Central High Museum is finally on the Civil Rights ... Read more
Columns
A pioneering woman of many firsts
During the 19th century it was a rarity for African Americans to obtain a college education or publish ... Read more
Opinion
COLUMN — Be brave enough to reach out a hand of healing
I wonder, have we reached the level of preservation and appreciation of African American History? February is Black ... Read more
Opinion
COLUMN — In praise of Thanksgiving
We skip over Thanksgiving, I think you know it’s true. After Halloween, we jump straight to Christmas. Slow ... Read more
Lifestyles
COLUMN — Reeves was first Black U.S. Marshal
With lawlessness in the Indian territory in the United States, a firm hand was needed to curb the ... Read more
Opinion
COLUMN — We won’t let thugs destroy our country
Racism is like a mountain that we have been climbing for years. We’ve been around and around it. ... Read more
Lifestyles
How a female detective foiled an assassination attempt
Being dependable, ingenuous and creative are great traits to have. If you are a law enforcement officer they ... Read more