Have you noticed First Lady Michelle Obama seems to be everywhere lately? Could this be part of a bigger plan for her to run for political office later on? Rev. Sharpton talks to Allison Samuels and Mary C. Curtis for more.
Is there a political future for the FLOTUS? Read More »
When she served as a Union spy during the Civil War or returned time after time to lead enslaved people to freedom over trails she herself had blazed, Harriet Tubman operated in stealth. Today she is the center of attention and debate. That’s what happens when an African American icon is chosen to replace a
Harriet Tubman on the $20: Token Gesture, or a Good Start? Read More »
CHARLOTTE, NC — CMPD Chief Rodney Monroe says he wants more family time, but there is still a lot of speculation about what is really behind his retirement. Mary C. Curtis, WCCB Charlotte’s Political Contributor, is in the studio to weigh in on Chief Monroe’s departure and give a look at his tenure, legacy, and
What’s next for Charlotte after police chief Rodney Monroe retires? Read More »
Honored to win two awards in online category: First in serious commentary; second in political reporting.
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CHARLOTTE, NC — Michelle Obama’s remarks to the graduates of Tuskegee University has caused a little controversy, with many asking “Is talking about racism racist?” WCCB Charlotte Political Contributor Mary C. Curtis stops by to discuss and giver her thoughts on the First Lady’s remarks. To read a copy of Michelle Obama’s speech, click here.
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In light of recent events in Baltimore, Ferguson and cities around the country, there is an elevated level of distrust between many communities and police departments. Trust between law enforcement and the people they serve is integral to creating safe places where children and families can thrive. Hear from civil rights and social justice leaders about
The complexities of Baltimore seem largely out of the reach of the media that descends, as usual, only when certain neighborhoods burn.
Beyond The Headlines, There’s Much More To West Baltimore Read More »
CHARLOTTE, NC — The big story across the country over the last few days has been unrest in Baltimore. The violence is in response to the death of Freddie Gray who died from injuries he is believed to have sustained while in police custody. Mary C. Curtis, WCCB Political Contributor, sits down with Terrance Bates
David Swerdlick, Assistant Editor for The Washington Post, and Mary Curtis, Award Winning Journalist, join the round table discussion for this week’s national top stories, such as Hilary Clinton, candidate or no, and Michael Dyson says ”so long” to Cornell West.
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CHARLOTTE, NC — After what the Federal Court Judge called “a serious lapse in judgment,” Gen. David Petraeus was sentenced to 2 years probation and given a $100,000 fine. WCCB Political Contributor Mary C. Curtis gives some insight into the Petraeus case and why the judge went fairly easy on the former CIA director considering
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