Asheville Rap Star to Release New Album in September
Eaze Dogg tells of struggling to communicate, motivating accomplishments, setbacks, and finally the recognition he has dreamed of.
Lifestyles
Local Scholar Honored
Corrie Williams has been selected for membership in the National Society of High School Scholars.
YMCA News: August 2022
Keeping you moving; Take the whole family to Camp Watia; League play is back for youth sports; Improve balance and strength with guidance.
Freedmen of the Cherokee Tribe
Cherokee Nation removes ‘blood clause’ in its constitution, clearing the way for descendants of Black people enslaved by the tribe to have equal rights.
York – an Enslaved Explorer
York’s service was crucial to the success of the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
Cherokee Facts & Myths
Traditionally, the people now known as Cherokee refer to themselves as Aniyunwiya (ah nee yun
America Outdoors with Baratunde Thurston
Baratunde introduces viewers to a vivid cast of characters whose outdoor lives are shaped by where they live.
The Bias Inside Us
Our world is structured in ways that reinforce and reflect systemic bias. But change is possible.
Learn How to Keep Your Reproductive Decisions Private and Secure
The Digital Defense Fund has put together a guide to privacy for those seeking information
They Were Enslaved People
It’s time to stop using the word “slave” and refer to the human beings who
If You Must Fly—Keep Reading
A bit of advice for those who plan to travel this summer. Flying this summer
UNC Asheville Professors Emeriti Dwight Mullen and Dolly Jenkins-Mullen Receive ACLU Award
The Mullens have devoted more than 30 years to achieving diversity in the student body, as well as racial understanding, equity, and justice.
