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Posted On: April 19th 2026, 05:21 pm
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Dear black people, now that the democrats control the majority in both houses of congress, as well as a majority of the governors, for the first time since Obama, there are zero excuses now for there not to be a focus on the black agenda. The good thing about this is you all have two years before the presidential election to observe and measure just what, if anything, the democrat party will do for black people. Let’s see if Congress finally approves a serious and meaningful reparations bill, an anti-black hate crimes bill, criminal justice bill, anti-gentrification bill, police brutality bill, etc. Nolan Wells and Rasheem Carter better get serious federal investigations into their cases now demanded by both congressional committees on the judiciary. Remember, Congress makes the laws, not Trump. Let’s see if all these new democratic governors do anything to address miseducation, mass incarceration, police genocide, gentrification and economic/employment apartheid in their states. We know the lgbtq and immigrant agendas will be reinstated, but what will black people get out of it is the question that needs to be answered. Stop celebrating elections and start focusing on concrete measurable gains for our people. I’m not too optimistic, the democrats won white people and Latinos back, the two largest voter groups in the country, they did it by promising black people nothing, so don’t expect any real change in policy as they want to hold on to those voters for the 2028 election.
Raleigh, this is not a drill (!!). 🚨 Sadlack's Heroes is coming BACK. Thirteen years after closing its doors, one of Raleigh's most legendary watering holes is getting a second life—just down the street from the OG Hillsborough Street haunt that generations of locals called home.⁠ ⁠ For the uninitiated, Sadlack's wasn't just a cash-only sandwich shop or a dive bar across from NC State's Bell Tower. It was a gloriously gritty piece of Raleigh history. A place where cold beers, killer sandwiches and live music collided—and where everyone from punk rockers to professors found their people. Its back patio helped shape Raleigh's music scene, hosting the likes of Whiskeytown and countless local acts.⁠ ⁠ When Sadlack's shuttered on New Year's Eve 2013 to make way for the Aloft hotel, Raleigh lost more than a bar. It lost a little piece of its soul. Now, 13 years later, the legend is getting another chapter.⁠ ⁠ Local Henry Goodell tells Raleigh Magazine he's spearheading the revival at 913 W. Morgan St., two doors down from Wolfe & Porter. Plans call for an ~80-seat interior with vaulted ceilings, acoustics designed with music in mind, and a spacious back porch that could accommodate food trucks or grills.⁠ ⁠ Locals who remember the OG: Drop your Sadlack's mems below. 👇⁠ ⁠ 📷 Laura Baverman/Raleigh Public Record; Google Maps; Goodnight Raleigh
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