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A history of slavery led to silence around periods. How a Fayetteville woman aims to end it
Forced to hide their periods during slavery, Black women still face generational silence. A Fayetteville program aims to change that, its organizer says.
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Fayetteville community members honor Black History Month by touring city's historical sites
Stephenson is the president of the Sandhills chapter of the North Carolina ... of Fayetteville's Black historical figures are buried. "We didn't just come out of nowhere, that the people who ...
Fayetteville's Market House set to undergo months of repairs. Here's what to expect
Repairs are underway at the historic Market House in downtown Fayetteville as crews begin months of preservation work to ...
I mentor small businesses. Fayetteville is a leader in Black business owners. | Opinion
Opinion Pitts: Black medical professionals matter; Fayetteville program shows why Regarding African-American enterprise, ...
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Black and African American Therapists in Fayetteville, NC
especially within the black community. I earned my Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Queens College and my Master's degree from North Carolina State University. I utilize cognitive behavioral ...
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NC Black Film Festival in Wilmington showcases filmmakers. See the list of winners.
The 22nd annual North Carolina Black Film Festival took place ... Everett's role with the festival was incorrect.) The portrayal of Black people in media, specifically in TV and film, has evolved ...