In its silver year, North Carolina Black Alliance is still shining, still fighting for brighter futures for Black people.
25 years of North Carolina Black Alliance impact front and center during Black History Month
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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.
On first day of early voting, NC Election Protection partners strengthen 2026 infrastructure
As early voting begins in NC’s primary, a nonpartisan coalition expands statewide Election Protection infrastructure first launched in 2016.
Duke Energy’s Carbon Plan: What stakeholders need to know
Duke Energy’s Carbon Plan faces rollbacks that could raise utility costs, delay clean energy and deepen impacts on Black communities in N.C.
North Carolina Black Alliance deepening already authentic relationships
With a move aimed at further strengthening key relationships, North Carolina Black Alliance is positioned to expand impact during the 2026 election cycle.
Campus early voting denials put student access to the ballot at risk
NC Black Alliance condemns the elimination of early voting sites at A&T, UNCG, and other universities, impacting thousands of students across the state.
People’s champ Bass distinguished for community uplift
NCBA Deputy Director Marcus Bass was honored for his lifelong commitment to community uplift, justice and building Black political power in North Carolina.
Black farmers mitigating climate change, environmental justice
Black farmers across North Carolina are advancing environmental justice and fighting climate change through sustainable farming and community empowerment.
Town hall empowers residents to keep elected officials in check
N.C. Rep. Willingham and Sen. Smith faced tough questions on redistricting and DMV wait times at a town hall. Constituents demanded accountability.
North Carolina’s historic Black Belt district under attack by new gerrymandered map
Voting rights groups held a virtual press conference to condemn the state legislature’s attempt to gerrymander Congressional District 1, a historic Black Belt district in eastern North Carolina.