May 21, 2026 Perhaps it is the over-the-pond voice-over in this May 21 video celebrating Charlotte-Douglas International Airport's 2025 year. Perhaps it is possibly the AI hallucination of the opening of the Great Exhibition in London in 1851. Perhaps it is the florid text that ... Continue Reading →
Partnership delivers 21 units for church’s unhoused neighbors
[su_quote cite="Ralph Fulmore, resident"]'It's hard to believe that there's actually people that just care about strangers that they don't even know. You know? You know, I mean, that's just, that's just incredible. It's incredible, really it is.'[/su_quote] A longer City video about Caldwell ... Continue Reading →
A time for owners of small businesses to spread their word
Why voter participation defies many interventions
Schools must build on what children bring to school
James Ford taught world history at Garinger High, was named an N.C. Teacher of the Year, worked at the N.C. Justice Center, launched the Center for Racial Equity in Education (CREED), served on the N.C. State Board of Education for five years, and is now Dr. James E. Ford, Ph.D. in Urban Education ... Continue Reading →
Group pressure politics: How to bring change
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‘It’s gonna be a thriller’
Forum facilitator Winston Robinson lists himself on LinkedIn as Founder & Executive Director of fish fry presenter Applesauce Group. Robinson did not suggest the fish fry promo as the Forum's video of the week. ... Continue Reading →
Shortchange the children no more
NC Supreme Court issues Leandro decision by Ann McColl, EdNC.org | April 2, 2026 On Thursday, the North Carolina Supreme Court, in a 4-3 opinion, brought an end to the Leandro litigation with no possibility to address procedural flaws identified by the court. It also ruled that the 2022 ... Continue Reading →
An appeal for support of making Charlotte better
Then-Mayor Anthony Foxx made a presentation and answered questions at the Aug. 14, 2012 Forum. This clip contains his closing statement. ... Continue Reading →
Why African-Americans thrived despite Jim Crow schools
Despite inadequate buildings and out-of-date textbooks, many African-Americans thrived in segregated CMS schools. In this Forum discussion, some of those taught during the era of Jim Crow explain why. The clips in this video are from the Forum's Feb. 7, 2023 meeting. ... Continue Reading →