After two and a half months and nine hours of testimony, history teacher Lee Francis learns his fate.
Donald Trump is getting lots of credit for the Carrier plant deal and will be traveling to Indiana to celebrate an apparent victory.
A federal court has ruled North Carolina must redraw several districts and Gov. McCrory continues his attempt to remain in office.
Native Americans protesting against an oil pipeline being built near their reservation have been ordered to evacuate protest sites by North Dakota's Governor Jack Dalrymple.
Lee Francis, a high school history teacher in Fayetteville, North Carolina, was suspended in September for stepping on the American flag during a lesson about First Amendment rights.
11/30/16- Roland Martin talks to Lee Francis, the black male teacher in Fayetteville, North Carolina who was suspended for stepping on an American flag during a teaching of the First Amendment. The fate of his professional teaching career will be found on today, Wednesday November 30th. “it was not act of defiance at all. […]
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A day after a brazen knife attack left several students injured, fear of retaliation grips Ohio State University's minority students.
Dylann Roof will defend himself in court and could cross-examine survivors and family members of the Emanuel 9.
Scary! Roland Martin’s Comparison of North Carolina To Selma Mecklenburg County prosecutors will announce on Wednesday whether charges will be filed in the officer-involved fatal shooting of Keith Lamont Scott, the Charlotte Observer reported. Thus far, prosecutors have declined to provide any information about the case in which Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police officer Brentley Vinson fatally shot Scott. […]
A Black Army vet denied a free meal on Veteran's Day was forced to move after receiving death threats.
Roland Martin and NewsOne Now discuss the complexities of Fidel Castro's legacy.
