>>Maybe there are adults out there who still use their cursive-writing skills. I don’t use them anymore, except to sign my name. Even when I...[Read More]
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>>BY MARYA MCNEISH While “Displaced Homemaker” may have fallen out of regular use, the women and men whose lives are defined by that antiquated term...[Read More]
>>Until recently, I worked for a policy organization that brought attention to issues affecting low-income people in North Carolina. When the state legislative session began...[Read More]
LGBTQIA+
During the month of June, Women AdvaNCe will be sharing stories from the PRIDE community. There is a saying – when you see a cardinal...[Read More]
It goes without saying that the Super Bowl is one of America’s largest cultural holidays. Super Bowl LIV features teams from San Francisco (The 49ers)...[Read More]
As a first-generation child of immigrants, I have spent countless hours exploring the complexities of my identity. I often reflect upon the lessons learned throughout...[Read More]
Latinx
I am a Native (Lumbee/Tuscarora) talking-woman from Robeson County, NC. I have traveled across the state, country, and parts of Europe. When dining while traveling,...[Read More]
Hispanic Heritage Month creates opportunities for Hispanics to share and explore parts of their roots and cultures. Younger first-generation and second-generation immigrants are raised with...[Read More]
For so much of my life, I’ve questioned if I “fit in” with those around me. Not in the standard “in which high school clique...[Read More]