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Elvis Menayese

Elvis Menayese

Race & Equity Reporter at WFAE-FM Online

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'It brought joy': New exhibit in Charlotte spotlights iconic jazz musicians who played during Jim...

A new exhibit is on display at the Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture in uptown Charlotte. It profiles iconic jazz artists who played in a period that included the Jim Crow era.
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Charlotte conference aims to raise awareness about addressing menta...

With mental health needs still high and access a challenge for many, more than 200 people attended a conference today at a Charlotte hotel in the University City area that aimed to raise awareness about the topic.
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With ‘Hands,’ Davidson College's monument aims to tell a ‘broader s...

Approximately 1,000 people attended a ceremony at Davidson College Thursday to witness the unveiling of a monument that pays tribute to the enslaved individuals who contributed to the college's construction.
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Charlotte Muslim Caucus to host forum on transit sales tax referend...

With the municipal election less than two weeks away, the Charlotte Muslim Caucus plans to host a forum with elected officials about the transit sales tax referendum on the ballot on Nov. 4.
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Charlotte artist hopes solar power will bring art to low-income chi...

A local artist is bringing creativity and mentorship to children in Charlotte’s low-income Corridors of Opportunity through a converted school bus. The "Underground Art Bus" is part of a project to ensure children have extracurricular activities, but the project faces challenges in continuing its journey on the roads without community support.
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Charlotte artist hopes solar power will bring art to low-income chi...

A local artist is bringing creativity and mentorship to children in Charlotte’s low-income Corridors of Opportunity through a converted school bus. The "Underground Art Bus" is part of a project to ensure children have extracurricular activities, but the project faces challenges in continuing its journey on the roads without community support.
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Trump's $100,000 fee for H-1B visas causes concerns for Charlotte e...

A $100,000 fee attached to new H1-B visa applications by the Trump administration is causing concerns for international students in Charlotte and employers looking to hire foreign workers.
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'Best of the West': Fundraiser spotlights new venture in Charlotte'...

Over 100 people gathered in Charlotte’s low-income Beatties Ford Road corridor over the weekend for a fundraiser and to learn about a new venture that aims to foster culinary employment opportunities for residents.
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Charlotte City Council moves forward with plan to subsidize Excelsi...

A historic club in Charlotte’s West End could reopen in the future after the Charlotte City Council’s Jobs and Economic Development Committee voted today to move forward with funding the building’s redevelopment.
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Hundreds to swim in Lake Wylie for cancer treatment and research fu...

If you’re on Lake Wylie in South Carolina this weekend, expect to see about 180 swimmers in the chilly water. The swimmers will take part in an event that aims to support those battling what can be a terminal illness.
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Queens to host forum to address alumni questions amidst plan to mer...

Queens University of Charlotte plans to host a virtual meeting on Thursday to address alumni concerns. The meeting comes after Queens announced its plans to merge with Elon University.