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Jon Hardister and Cecil Brockman : A way to help students make up lost ground
Jon Hardister and Cecil Brockman : A way to help students make up lost ground When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, we were all thrown out of our concept of “normal.” However, we did our best to rise to the challenge. We stayed at home. We canceled plans. We socially distanced. We baked bread. We masked. We Zoomed. We lost. We mourned. For students, parents and educators, the pandemic was monumentally disruptive to the school year.
Cecil Brockman: Here's what our state can do about guns
The feeling had become common, all too common. The news alerts of an active shooter. The 24-hour cable coverage as the body count inevitably rose.The images of grieving families and friends. The politicians offering thoughts and prayers, but saying it was too soon to talk about remedies. We had seen all this before. What has happened in the wake of the tragedy in Parkland, Fla., has felt different than previous instances, however.
Counterpoint: Judges should draw new N.C. districts - Greensboro News & Record: Letters To Editor
“I’m making clear that our intent is to use the political data we have to our partisan advantage.” This is a direct quote from state Rep. David Lewis, a co-chairman of the Joint Select Committee on Congressional Redistricting. Later, he said that preserving a 10-3 Republican advantage in North Carolina’s congressional delegation was a priority in the redistricting process. An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety.
Traffic stop of black legislator prompts recriminations
The North Carolina Troopers Association is criticizing a state representative who said race played a role in a traffic stop that resulted in a seat-belt citation.Rep. Cecil Brockman (D-Guilford), who is black, says in an interview that the Nov.
NC lawmaker claims troopers mistreated him during traffic stop
A routine traffic stop had one North Carolina lawmaker claiming state troopers mistreated him. WBTV reported that Representative Cecil Brockman (D-Guilford) was pulled over in Archdale, N.C. on Nov. 30 for not wearing his seatbelt.When Trooper JD Allred asked for Brockman's registration, the state representative could not provide it. Two other officers assisted with the traffic stop.Dash cam video shows the interaction between Brockman and the troopers.
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