Wilmington 10

After four days of clashes in the Port City, two people were dead, six were injured, and more than half-a-million dollars in damage was done. Mike’s Grocery, a white-owned store in a Black neighborhood, had been fire-bombed. It took the National Guard to put an end to the conflict. It's the story of The Wilmington Ten, begun 51 years ago, and still reverberating in Wilmington, NC.

For 93 years, the Wilmington Journal has served the region’s Black community. Now the Journal is facing severe financial difficulty, even as community…

During a period of terrible racial tension in Wilmington in 1972, 10 civil rights activists -- one white woman and nine African-American men -- were…

The head of North Carolina’s NAACP says the handwritten notes of the prosecutor in the Wilmington 10 trial reveal even more proof of racial bias in the…

Forty years ago, 10 civil rights activists were falsely convicted of charges stemming from the firebombing of a white-owned grocery store in Wilmington.…

Tonight the Wilmington Ten Pardons of Innocence Project holds a faith rally at St. Stephen’s AME Church in Wilmington. It’s the latest in a series of…