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Geary discusses the issues with anti-LGBT laws, such as the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, and how they decide whether or not businesses can deny service to LGBT groups. This article discusses the importance of serving all customers equally, regardless of a business's religious ideals.
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Roger Echols, Durham's recently elected district attorney, seeks the death penalty for Craig Hicks, the man who allegedly killed three Muslim students in February 2015.
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Sea levels are rising and Billman discusses what North Carolina is doing to counter this; though, it turns out, the state chooses to ignore the problem rather than face it head on.
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Dynamic Community Charter School fights back as the N.C. State Board of Education decided to begin the process to revoke the school's charter for various reasons.
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Full Frame, a documentary film festival, lasts four days and celebrates nonfiction filmmaking and documentarians. Marshall Curry was this year's honoree of the Tribute Program.
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Documentarian Chad Stevens discusses his documentary called 'Overburden,' which is about mountaintop coal removal and the detrimental effects mining has on the ecosystem.
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Filmmakers recount their thoughts and experiences about the late Albert Maysles, an accomplished and legendary documentarian.
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Josh Johnson speaks about the sixth annual Blackbeard's Lost Weekender, a music festival that takes place in Chapel Hill.
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Vivian Connell strives to help others as she suffers from ALS. The teacher-turned-lawyer describes what she is doing with her time left and how she hopes to leave an impact in Chapel Hill.
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