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Housing Justice Now @HJNWinstonSalem

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@GerardCoen The university is a corporation that has non-profit status. Education is the least of its concern. The higher tuition $, higher room & board is to amass more wealth for itself by buying more property, building more buildings to then rent out to students or other shops/business.

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Brian Tyler Cohen @briantylercohen

Clean air. They ruled against clean air. This means more respiratory illness. More cancer. More climate-fueled disasters. All because 6 people are owned by polluters. This Court is not legitimate and we don't have to pretend there is no recourse.

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A relative traveling in Europe just shared this photo with me of a Camel branded smoking lounge in Switzerland. WSNC's signature product continues to do damage around the globe.

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Yesterday, @WS_Chronicle posted an article that first appeared on @CityofWS' website on June 24 without crediting the City's Marketing Department.
https://wschronicle.com/council-adopts-new-mechanisms-to-promote-affordable-housing/ City of WS' original article: https://drive.google.com/file/d/15d8UPoaPIHilNJFjddGJ9qD8VbLE_vwn/view?usp=sharing

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Wow! What a loss for our city and community. She was one of the good people that God placed on this earth. Prayers for the family.

'She wanted to make the community a better place.' Joycelyn Johnson, who represented Winston-Salem’s East Ward for 16 years, dies at 73

Joycelyn Johnson, who represented Winston-Salem’s East Ward for 16 years, first on the board of aldermen and t...

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Atrium Health and AT&T are corporate behemoths. They aren't allies, they're adversaries.

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Parade duty...

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“A little $22.6-million project with maybe $11 million in city involvement turned into a colossal project that required a whole lot more public money. Naïve city officials basically got depantsed by Billy Prim, the team owner, who got an additional $15.7 million in 2009 after the project stalled, running the city’s tab to about $28 million. In the end, the stadium wound up costing $48.7 million.”

-Scott Sexton, Winston-Salem Journal, Apr 2012