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American Indian Heritage Month places focus on the future, not the past

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (424+ words) With November marking National American Indian Heritage Month, assistant professor of American Studies, Benjamin Frey, thinks the month means more than just preserving the memory of native tribes. “I really don’t like that word ‘preservation,’” Frey said. “To me, it…...

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UNC archaeologists uncover artifacts from 1800s dining hall

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (571+ words) Just outside of New East Hall, the University’s archaeologists and students are uncovering one of the first buildings constructed on campus. University researchers Heather Lapham and Mary Elizabeth Fitts are leading the excavation to discover remnants of Steward’s hall — the…...

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Dollar to leave for Raleigh museum

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (425+ words) For the past five years, Ernest Dollar has spent his days giving pop quizzes in history, leading impromptu tours of historical sites and teaching interns how to transcribe 19th century cursive. Dollar, director of the Preservation Society of Chapel Hill, wanted…...

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Rare photos of Japanese internment camps on display at the Ackland – The Daily Tar Heel

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (248+ words) He will discuss the book today at the Ackland Art Museum. “I was used to seeing that era depicted in black and white. It was just kind of stunning.” Muller started research on Japanese-American internment during World War II while…...

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‘A vehicle and a voice’: NC Black newspapers preserve history, increase representation

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (764+ words) The Black press has been an integral part of advocacy and representation of the Black community in North Carolina for over a century. The state’s longest-running Black newspaper, The Star of Zion in Charlotte, began in 1876 and is still being…...

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Northside neighborhood has fostered local Black community for over a hundred years – The Daily Tar Heel

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (700+ words) Located between the downtown areas of Chapel Hill and Carrboro, Northside is one of the oldest historically Black neighborhoods in the area. It has produced leaders and educators and is integral to the history of Chapel Hill’s Black community, George…...