Gubernatorial candidate James Protzman could rouse the Democrats

Gubernatorial candidate James Protzman could rouse the Democrats

The best thing about Protzman is that he isn't a politician, and he has a near-compulsion to say what he thinks in the most direct, if sometimes profane, way.

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Citizen

The ripple effect: NAACP's Barber and civil disobedience in Raleigh

With Barber at the helm, the protests are becoming national news, with Raleigh bidding to be in 2013 what Madison, Wis., was in 2011—the epicenter of the national struggle for the soul of state governments across the country.

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Freedom's Daughter

Claiming freedom is worth it

State lawmakers might want to govern like this is my grandmother's South, but they ought not forget how our grandmothers fought for freedom and taught us to fight for it too.

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Exile on Jones Street

Beware the bright shiny objects of the General Assembly

When the mackerel are running, you take a shiny metal spoon with a hook on it and cast it in the water. It's a decent metaphor for the viral interaction of social media and outrageous legislation.

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Editorial

Strike down the discriminatory driver's licenses

In issuing these pink driver's licenses, emblazoned with the words "no lawful status" (which isn't true), Republicans want to elicit fear from as well as punish North Carolina's undocumented immigrants.

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Eva Hayward

When love gets difficult

How can the NYT's Ethicist columnist tell a reader to not transition for the benefit of her family? She is part of her family; her misery also becomes part of the family. How can such misery be confined?

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Front Porch

Being the community

In Raleigh's Moore Square and around Main Street in Durham, we ignore people who we assume don't have housing. Rocky and those like him go to Love Wins or the Maurin House to find eye contact, to hear a "good morning," to be a part of their cities.

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Letters to the Editor

Re: Climate change; clean energy

"Duke, Exxon and the Koch Brothers may be turning up the heat, but they're also investing in political power and public relations (i.e. lies)."

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I've sat in on political discussions with James and can attest to his seriousness about our situation at the local, …

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Hi, all, you may remember me as MTBinDurham from BlueNC and other spots.

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