Most of the headlines about HIV/AIDS in recent years are about efforts to control the disease in Africa, but the deadly epidemic is still raging in the United States, particularly in African-American communities in the rural South, including many parts of North Carolina.
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The folks in Alamance County must be feeling awfully safe these days. A popular local librarian was arrested at work by sheriff’s deputies and three children, one just six years old, were left to fend for themselves in a car on the side of an interstate highway at 2:00 in the morning after their mother was dragged away in handcuffs.
North Carolina lost a net of 79,800 jobs to China from 2001 to 2007. In absolute terms, North Carolina lost more jobs, on net, than all but seven states. Every non-farm economic sector shed jobs with the greatest drops occurring in manufacturing and professional/ scientific/ technical services.
NC Policy Watch with Fitzsimon & Schofield archives for July, 2008.
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