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New Condo Listing in South Park is now available!

If you’re looking to rent a luxury condo in one of Charlotte’s most sought after neighborhoods, this is your opportunity!

Contact me today to set up a private tour of the condo.

Rodrayius McClure
704-603-7212
Lifestyle International Realty Charlotte taken in Charlotte, North Carolina by @rodrayius

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4 days ago

New Firm. Same Commitment. Let’s connect🏡

I’m excited to be joining the Lifestyle International Realty team and continuing my journey in Real Estate.
Whether you’re buying, selling, investing, or just have questions, I’d love to connect!
Feel free to reach out, follow me on social media, or send me a message.

I look forward to working with you!

Rodrayius McClure
704-603-7212
Lifestyle International Realty Charlotte taken in Charlotte, North Carolina by @rodrayius

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18 days ago

Congratulations to my Tenant clients🥳 🏡

My clients just received their keys after being accepted for this Home for rent here in Charlotte. I’m excited to welcome them into Charlotte and continue working together in the future!

Whether you’re looking to buy your first home or sell your current home. Let’s talk about your next move!

Rod McClure
The Bosse Bunch at KW Select
rodmcclure@kw.com taken in Charlotte, North Carolina by @rodrayius

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New Rental Listing hit the market in Spencer, NC!

A new construction duplex, just minutes away from downtown Salisbury, you’ll be located in growing community.

This Unit includes all appliances, washer & dryer included, and water & lawn care services included!

This new construction has easy access to the I85 and Highway 29.

Contact me for more details!

Listed by: Rod McClure, KW Select

Rodrayius McClure
704-603-7212
rodmcclure@kw.com
The Bosse Bunch at KW Select taken in Spencer, North Carolina by @rodrayius

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Congratulations to my Tenant clients🥳 🏡

My clients just received their keys after being accepted for this Home for rent here in Charlotte. I’m excited to welcome them into Charlotte and continue working together in the future!

Whether you’re looking to buy your first home, sell your current home, or continue renting. Let’s talk about your next move!

Rod McClure
The Bosse Bunch at KW Select
rodmcclure@kw.com taken in Charlotte, North Carolina by @rodrayius

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4 months ago

Referrals mean everything to me… for real.

When someone trusts me enough to send a friend or family member my way, that’s bigger than any deal. It means the experience mattered.

I don’t take that lightly. Every person you send my way is going to get the same level of care, communication, and strategy.

So if you’ve worked with me before and know someone thinking about buying, selling, or relocating… send them my way 🤝

I’ve got them covered.

DM me and I’ll make sure they’re taken care of from start to finish.

Rodrayius McClure
704-603-7212
rodmcclure@kw.com
The Bosse Bunch at KW Select taken in Charlotte, North Carolina by @rodrayius

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Congo Free State Genocide
1885–1908

The mass atrocity known as the “Rubber Terror” was carried out under Leopold II, who ruled the Democratic Republic of the Congo as his personal property after the Berlin Conference. Under a forced-labor system enforced by the Force Publique, Congolese villages were given rubber quotas and punished with hostage-taking, mutilation, mass killings, and the destruction of entire communities when they failed to meet them. Men were forced into the forests for long periods, causing famine, population collapse, and the breakdown of family life, while women and children were held captive to force production. This was not random brutality but a calculated economic system built for maximum profit.

The human cost was catastrophic, historians estimate the population declined by millions, commonly cited around 10 million people, through violence, starvation, disease, and exhaustion. Global outrage led activists like E. D. Morel and Roger Casement to form the Congo Reform Association, one of the first international human rights campaigns.

Impact: The Congo exposed the extreme violence behind colonial wealth, helped spark the modern human rights movement, and remains central to understanding both the trauma of colonialism and the resilience of the Congolese people. by @rodrayius

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8 months ago

Carter G. Woodson
1875-1950

Author and Historian

Known as the “Father of Black History,” Carter G. Woodson was a historian, author, and educator who dedicated his life to documenting and preserving the achievements of Black people. In 1926 he created Negro History Week, which later became Black History Month, and founded the Association for the Study of African American Life and History to ensure Black history would be studied year-round. His work reshaped American education by proving that Black history is essential to the story of the United States. by @rodrayius

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8 months ago

Sarah Rector
1902-1967

Business Magnate

Sarah Rector was a member of the Muscogee Creek Nation who became one of the youngest Black millionaires in America after oil was discovered on her land in Oklahoma in 1913. Born to a formerly enslaved family, she turned what was thought to be worthless land into a vast fortune and used her wealth to invest in businesses, property, and her community. Her story represents Black economic power, generational wealth, and success in the face of early 20th-century racial barriers. by @rodrayius

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The Story Behind Juneteenth
June 19, 1866

A blend of “June” and “nineteenth” marks June 19, 1865, the day freedom was finally enforced in Galveston, more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation declared enslaved people free. When Union General Gordon Granger arrived and issued General Order No. 3, it turned a promise on paper into real liberation for the last enslaved Black Americans in Confederate territory.

The first celebrations in 1866 were led by the newly freed gatherings filled with prayer, food, music, and the passing down of freedom stories. Even when segregation pushed them out of public spaces, Black communities bought land like Emancipation Park to protect the celebration, making Juneteenth a tradition of remembrance, education, and economic self-determination.

Juneteenth represents the gap between freedom declared and freedom delivered, a reminder that justice often comes late, but also a testament to Black resilience. Carried across the country during the Great Migration and recognized as a federal holiday in 2021, it stands today as both a celebration of liberation and a call to continue the unfinished work of freedom. by @rodrayius

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Harvey B. Gantt
1943-Present

Former Mayor of Charlotte, NC

Harvey B. Gantt is a trailblazing architect, civic leader, and politician who in 1963 became the first Black student to integrate Clemson University, peacefully breaking the color barrier in higher education in the state. He later served as the first Black mayor of Charlotte, where he led major efforts in urban development, racial inclusion, and economic growth. Gantt’s career represents the transition from desegregation to Black political power and leadership in the New South. by @rodrayius

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Dorothy Counts
1942-Present

Dorothy Counts made history in 1957 as one of the first Black students to integrate Harding High School in Charlotte, North Carolina. At just 15 years old, she walked through violent mobs, racial slurs, and daily harassment with remarkable courage during the early days of school desegregation following Brown v. Board of Education. Though she was forced to transfer for her safety, her bravery became a defining image of the Civil Rights Movement and helped push forward the fight for educational equality in the South. by @rodrayius

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