N.C. Teachers Are Mad as Hell and They’re Not Going to Take This Anymore
Tired of being disrespected, overworked, and underpaid, thousands of educators amassed in Raleigh this week
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We Asked These Triangle Teachers Why They’re Protesting. Their Answers May Surprise You.
They work second jobs. They buy their kids’ school supplies. They’re losing support staff. They don’t have enough pencils.
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What If There Was a Simple Way to Keep N.C. School Boards and County Commissioners From Fighting Over Money?
There is. And it’s already in place in most of the rest of the country.
Film
If the First Deadpool Was a Halfhearted R-Rated Spider-Man, the Superior Sequel Is a Controlled Comic Detonation of the Superhero-Movie Template
Deadpool 2 opens nationally on Friday, May 18.
Multimedia
Music
Moogfest 2018: Can a Music Festival Help Us Unlearn White Patriarchy?
The best parts of this year's lineup are artists who are working to break down toxic power structures.
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Local Chefs Get Creative with Fish Eyes, Stems, and Other Scraps to Take on the Food-Waste Epidemic
“I’ve had about a twenty percent success rate with the fish eyeballs,” says former Standard Foods chef Eric Montagne.
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Adding Eighteen Actors to Mike Wiley’s Blood Done Sign My Name Changes So Much More than the Length of the Playbill
The new ensemble version of Wiley's one-man show runs at Raleigh Little Theatre through June 3.
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Roller Derby Evolved from a Violent Spectacle into a Genuine Competitive Sport for Women, Exploding in Popularity in North Carolina and Around the World
See the Triangle's own roller derby roustabouts, the Carolina Rollergirls, at Dorton Arena this weekend.
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Park West Village’s Fifth Annual Live in the District Concert Series Kicks Off Thursday Night
From beach music to up-and-coming songwriters, eighties resurrections to the Journey tribute band Resurrection, there’s something for everyone
