DEI @ UNC : Ban? WHAT Ban?
Applause rang out from across the countryside upon the announcement that the powers-that-be at The University of North Carolina had voted to defund DEI and shift those funds over to
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Tag: North Carolina
Michele Morrow: Thinking (and looking) outside-the-box on public education
Department of Public Instruction superintendent candidate Michele Morrow (R) has had her children in public, private, and homeschooling education environments. She says she’s seen a lot of good in all
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Lil’ Josh toots his horn: Finally “fixed” Roy Cooper’s crime lab mess.
One of the main things Team Stein is touting in the governor’s race these days is the clearance of the testing backlog of rape kits in the state crime lab.
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Ask Yolanda
As you can see, Mark Robinson‘s campaign has decided to dispatch first-lady-in-waiting Yolanda Hill out among the electorate. Here’s how the campaign describes the purpose of these Yolanda-centric house
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WHY is the NC School Board Association seeking to decrease transparency on school employee misconduct?
The Raleigh-based North Carolina School Board Association has an amazing amount of influence over our local public school systems. I’ve watched our local school board’s meetings. It seems like every
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Juneteenth: Exactly WHAT are “we fight[ing] back” against?
Juneteenth has been sold to us as an American-as-apple-pie holiday commemorating the date the last black Americans learned slavery had been abolished in the United States. Okay. On Wednesday, the
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Breaking up is HARD to do.
If you’ve followed Mark Robinson and Yolanda Hill for as long as we have, you’ve learned that there are a number of things that are hard for them: following the
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‘Maserati Timmy’ and his slush fund
Seriously. WHO is surprised by another story about the tubby little guy from Kings Mountain using taxpayer-funded resources to benefit HIMSELF? (He’ll fit in sooooo well with those pikers in
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Medicaid Expansion Blues: The shape of things to come?
Medicaid expansion got sold to us in 2023 as the greatest thing since sliced bread. Tons of legislators who had mouthed a lot of sincere-sounding objections to growing the government
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Greg Murphy has “the evidence”.
Greg Murphy has certainly made things interesting since getting elected to Congress to replace the late Walter Jones. Who can forget the time he took to social media to inform
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