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  • INSTITUTE INDEX: Growing protests over North Carolina's right turn
    NC NAACP head Rev. Barber addresses protesters. (Still from Chris Hinton video)

    Over 150 people have been arrested so far in nonviolent protests against the N.C. legislature's far-right agenda, and even bigger actions are planned next month.

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    By Sue Sturgis on May 24, 2013 12:39 PM
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    Categories: Community Action, Race and Civil Rights, State Policy
  • NC gets warning from WV on ending judicial public financing
    WV Del. McCuskey says public financing for judges is good for a state's economy.

    With its trailblazing public financing program for judicial elections targeted for elimination by Republican state leaders, North Carolina got a visit this week from two prominent West Virginia conservatives who made a case for why such programs benefit a state's people and economy.

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    By Sue Sturgis on May 24, 2013 10:56 AM
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    Categories: Elections and Voting, Money In Politics, State Policy
  • Newcomers change face of Southern politics
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    Census data shows that record numbers of newcomers are coming to the South, from both the U.S. and abroad. How will that change the future of Southern politics?

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    By Chris Kromm on May 23, 2013 12:38 PM
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    Categories: Southern Politics
  • Environmental groups spur NC legal action against Duke Energy coal ash pollution
    Riverbend's unlined coal ash ponds. (Photo by Nancy Pierce/SouthWings flyover)

    Under legal pressure from environmental advocates, North Carolina regulators are seeking court orders to force Duke Energy to clean up groundwater contamination from unlined coal ash storage ponds at power plants near Asheville and Charlotte, where the pollution threatens the region's drinking-water supply.

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    By Sue Sturgis on May 23, 2013 11:20 AM
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    Categories: Energy and Environment, Health and Public Safety, State Policy
  • In Mississippi, Nissan's ironic disconnect on civil rights and unions
    How would Medgar Evers respond to Nissan's anti-unionism?

    While fighting a union at its plant in Canton, Miss., Nissan makes a big gift to the Evers Institute -- perhaps forgetting that civil rights martyr Medgar Evers was a big union supporter.

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    By Joe Atkins on May 22, 2013 10:41 AM
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    Categories: Labor, Race and Civil Rights, Work and Economy
  • Sue Sturgis wins 'Green Tie Award' for environmental coverage
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    Facing South's editorial director is honored by North Carolina's League of Conservation Voters for her in-depth coverage of environmental and energy issues.

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    By Chris Kromm on May 20, 2013 12:00 PM
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    Categories: Energy and Environment
  • What 'social welfare' nonprofits are trying to influence NC elections?
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    The recent IRS scandal has brought new attention to the role of so-called "social welfare" nonprofits in politics. What nonprofit groups are trying to influence elections in North Carolina?

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    By Chris Kromm on May 17, 2013 16:45 PM
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    Categories: Money In Politics
  • Art Pope back in glare of national spotlight
    Art Pope's spending and agenda is generating national media attention.

    For years, North Carolina mega-donor Art Pope kept a low profile, quietly building one of the most influential state-based political networks in the country. Now, from his perch as the governor's budget director, Pope and his agenda are getting national media scrutiny.

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    By Chris Kromm on May 15, 2013 15:00 PM
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    Categories: Money In Politics
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