In the spoken word entitled Empower HER, Pinnacle the Poet, a 29-year-old Black woman, provides a gripping insight into what it is like to inherit fear and belief by being transparent and describing why it is she chooses to participate in voting for the first time this election year.

Charlotte Mecklenburg Library's Robinson-Spangler Carolina Room details the life of Harry Patrick Harding, Charlotte School Superintendent from 1913-1949.

Stay connected while staying home with virtual programming from the Library.

Join Charlotte Mecklenburg Library this November for fun, educational programs and activities in celebration of National Family Literacy Month.

A children's librarian relates what it's like to have a newborn Black son and how she incorporates diversity into both her work life and motherhood.

Supporting Black-owned business is critical during the pandemic.

Our partners at WFAE have put together voting resources all in one place to make sure that you know how to vote in the 2020 General Election. Get all your questions answered here.

This blog presents the historical context for Governor Cameron Morrison.

Stay connected while staying home with virtual programming from the Library.

Join us on Monday, Oct. 26, 2020, at 6 p.m. for Engage HER: Diverse Voices of Women In the Movement will feature keynote speaker Congresswoman Alma S. Adams, Ph.D., a panel discussion with JCSU recent graduates, and a special performance by Black Ink Monks, featuring Diashanna Logan poet and writer with videography Andrew Smith.