North Carolina Black Alliance’s CHESS Board brings purposeful, strategic movement to health equity and environmental justice.
The board is not neutral: Introducing NCBA’s CHESS board
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Organizations appeal ruling upholding discriminatory N.C. law targeting youth voters
Voting rights groups appeal ruling upholding SB 747 limits on same-day registration, citing barriers for young voters and risk of ballot rejection.
Jesse Jackson Jr. diagrams winning play for Black North Carolinians
Former Illinois congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. said North Carolina’s Divine 9 is positioned to impact the 2026 general election by engaging those turned off by politics.
It’s Tax Day: The most wonderful time of the year, right?
Tax Day is a reminder that public dollars should invest in schools, housing and families, as ARPA showed across North Carolina communities.
Judge allows discriminatory law largely impacting youth voters
A federal judge declined to block N.C. Senate Bill 747 (SB 747), which makes it easier for lawful ballots cast during early voting to be thrown out through no fault of the voter.
North Carolina still lacks a budget as tax cuts move forward
North Carolina faces a projected budget gap as tax cuts continue, raising concerns about funding for schools, health care and essential services.
Bingham Park remediation a win for the community
Greensboro City Council voted for full remediation at Bingham Park. This is a win for the community after the partial remediation known as “cap and cover” was previously approved.
North Carolina primary delivers textbook display of Black voting power
Black voting power flexed at the ballot box during the 2026 primary election, ousting incumbents who voted against their interests.
25 years of North Carolina Black Alliance impact front and center during Black History Month
In its silver year, North Carolina Black Alliance is still shining, still fighting for brighter futures for Black people.
Souls to the Polls crowd challenged to ‘stay in the way,’ hold politicians accountable
NC Black Alliance rallied residents toward the importance of early voting during Souls to the Polls at Martin Street Baptist Church earlier this month.