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NC-TJRC Summit ’23

  https://youtu.be/DxFp5KCYsM4 The conclusion of the 2nd Annual NC-Truth, Justice, and Reconciliation Commission Summit (Oct. 25-28, 2023) stands as both an honor and a source of joy. The event wove together a diverse tapestry of students, workers, interfaith clergies, and national and international leaders at Bennett College for Women, uniting under the shared ideals

Greensboro recognizes Black history; Bus wraps celebrate Black patriots of Revolutionary War

By John Luke Farah The Greensboro bus with the Black Patriots wrap on display at Guilford Courthouse National Military Park. Photo by Bernetiae Reed. “Can it be done by July 4?” B. Bernitiae Reed said to Mayor Pro Tem Yvonne Johnson.  “It’ll be tight,” Johnson said. After the murder of George Floyd on

A North Carolina Moral Manifesto

By Rev. Nelson Johnson It is becoming clearer each day that our nation is trapped in what looks like a slow-motion train wreck. Our state and nation are in a dangerous period! The flood of claims and counterclaims from a divided nation is manifesting itself in growing falsehoods, growing confusion, growing fear, growing division, and

The Struggle for “Deep Redemptive” Truths Continues in Light of a Disturbing U.S. Supreme Court

By Rev. Nelson Johnson The recent rash of U.S. Supreme Court decisions is deeply troubling from a political perspective and even more troubling from a moral perspective.  There has been a lot of discussion recently of “weaponizing” the FBI and the U.S. Justice Department, regarding the investigation and charges brought against Former President Donald Trump.

2023 Morningside & Mosaic Awards

On Wednesday, June 28, we had the privilege of attending the City of Greensboro Celebration, celebrating human rights, and recognizing the recipients of the 2023 Morningside & Mosaic Awards. Reverend Nelson Johnson, BCC's Co-Executive Director, delivered a moving speech honoring the scholarship recipients and paying tribute to the victims of the 1979 Greensboro Massacre. The

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