One on One: Fooled by Clarence Thomas, Not Mark Robinson
It happened to me back in 1991 when Clarence Thomas was nominated for a seat on the U.S. Supreme...
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D.G. Martin
One on One: Mixed-Race Ads in Changing Times
Have you seen Jonathan Lawson on television as he praises Colonial Penn Life Insurance Company?...
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One on One: Watch for Changes at Favorite Restaurants
What do the late Mildred “Mama Dip” Council and Vivian Howard have in common? Both owned...
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One on One: Disturber and Prophet
In his new book, “Lessons from North Carolina: Race, Religion, Tribe, and the Future of America,” Gene Nichol takes on the role of North Carolina’s prophet.
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One on One: North Carolina’s World of Art
Is North Carolina an important state for the arts? “Of course,” I assert —...
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One on One: North Carolina in the 1950s
Phillip Gerard’s latest book, “North Carolina in the 1950s: The Decade in Motion,” came out in...
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One on One: Did We Learn Anything?
Was it all in vain? Were the things we did over the last three years attempting to stem the COVID...
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One on One: Teaching Us How To Live, and Die
Alzheimer’s. Just the word scares you to death, doesn’t it? A little more than 10 years ago,...
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One on One: Success and Service
When Terry Holland died at 80 on Feb. 26, national news reports set out his distinguished record...
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One on One: Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
Who owns the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill? The faculty? The Chancellor? UNC Chapel...
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