The State Senate overrides Gov. Cooper’s veto of the voter-ID bill; UNC’s Board of Governors quietly pushes back against student protestors.

UNC’s proposal for the future of Silent Sam leaves Anna dismayed.

With a vote likely in the Senate next week, the NAACP speaks out against judicial nominee Thomas Farr. Also, a voter ID bill is coming next week in the General Assembly.

The 2018 election is behind us! Time for a day off – and then, back into the fray.

Aaron and Anna discuss the key races and issues on the ballot, and Anna makes her final push to voters.

President Trump threatens to sign an executive order on ‘birthright citizenship,’ in direct opposition to the first sentence of the Fourteenth Amendment – which, as it happens, the NAACP just celebrated at an event last week. Anna and Aaron discuss the amendment, its meaning, and its importance.

We’re excited about early voting, but we’re also talking about race on campus – as Chancellor Folt issues an apology for UNC’s role in slavery, and Maya Little is found guilty (albeit with no punishment) of defacing Silent Sam.

The voter-registration deadline is coming up soon (October 12) for people who want to vote on Election Day…early voting begins the following week…and the NAACP is getting the word out about all of it.