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🗳️NC State Senator
📍Durham and Chatham
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#NatalieForNC #WeCantWait 🐘🔺

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#Durham people PLEASE come & #vote in @stjosephame SOULS TO THE POLLS immediately after our 11 am service, our Social Action Commission will start organizing the car caravan to @nccueagle 🙌🏾 If you’re coming from home or your church , be sure to be at St. Joseph AME by 1:30 pm—2521 Fayetteville St., 27707. Let’s gather in large numbers & get our VOTE ON✊🏽 Bring a friend or two! Check out our tips for Souls to the Polls day voting🥳 See ‘ya tomorrow 🙌🏾

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🚨 THE CONVERSATION GOES BEYOND THE ROOM… IT’S ABOUT BUILDING BLACK WEALTH! 💰

The guys pulled up to the @dcabpinc Annual Banquet & Gala, an evening centered around community, culture, progress, and the importance of building a stronger future together.
While in the building, we got a chance to chop it up with Fellow Aggie Thomas “Iceberg” Wilson and tap into a conversation that goes FAR beyond the surface — BLACK WEALTH, OWNERSHIP, AND BUILDING A LEGACY! 💯

These are the conversations that MATTER! The relationships that count. The knowledge that needs to be shared. And the connections that can help move our community forward.
At The Nah Nevermind Podcast, we believe in more than getting the interview — WE BELIEVE IN THE EXCHANGE! Learning, connecting, giving flowers, and capturing the voices and conversations shaping our culture right here in North Carolina.
📍 From the Bull City to beyond, we’re connecting the dots and capturing NC history in real time!
🎙️ The Nah Nevermind Podcast
BRIDGING CONTENT & CULTURE.
Nah Nevermind… WE OUTSIDE! 🔥
#NahNevermindPodcast #DurhamNC #BullCity #BlackWealth #BlackExcellence

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@gregstewart560 @nataliefornc @jeffjacksonnc @maynorforchathamsheriff @katiekenlan @karenhoward

On the evening of October 21, 2026, NC State Senator Natalie Murdock was joined by NC Attorney General Jeff Jackson for a reception in Senator Murdock’s honor. Chatham County officials in attendance were Commissioners Karen Howard and Katie Kenlan, along with Sheriff Steve Maynor.

The reception was held at the Briar Chapel Clubhouse in Chatham County.

(Photos by Greg Stewart)

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📣 4 DAYS UNTIL The Coco Drip Soulful Sunday! Join us for an evening filled with entrepreneurship, networking, shopping, delicious food, drinks, music, and FUN!

📆 Sunday, October 25th
⏰ 4 PM – 7 PM
📍 Tobacco Road Sports Cafe
280 S Mangum St #100, Durham, NC 27701

Bring your family, invite your friends, and come support amazing Black Women-Owned businesses while enjoying all the Soulful Sunday vibes.

#TheCocoDrip #SoulfulSunday #BlackWomenOwnedBusinesses

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Black maternal and infant mortality is a crisis. And behind every statistic is a family whose life has been forever changed.

This week on the Grieve Leave Community Blog, we’re honored to feature a guest essay by NC Senator Natalie Murdock (@nataliefornc), who joined us last week at our Joy, Grief & Motherhood event benefiting Durham-based Equity Before Birth (@equitybeforebirth).

Senator Murdock shares the story of Tomeka and Brandon Isaac, whose son, Jace Alexander Isaac, was stillborn in 2018. Tomeka nearly died, herself.

In the years since, the Isaacs have fought to make sure other families have access to the information and care they deserved. Their advocacy helped inspire SB909, the BUMP Act, legislation Senator Murdock plans to reintroduce to improve education about fetal movement during pregnancy.

We’re grateful to Senator Murdock for using her platform to connect the deeply personal grief of families like the Isaacs with the policy changes that could help prevent future deaths. Because we can talk about grief all day long. We also need to talk about the systems that are contributing to it, and what we can do to change them.

Read Senator Murdock’s full guest essay, written in honor of Jace Alexander Isaac, at grieveleave.com/blog. Sources and references are included in the full piece.

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Good food, good people, and some really important conversations about motherhood, grief, and everything in between. 🩷

On October 15, we teamed up with Equity Before Birth to bring our Durham community together for Joy, Grief, & Motherhood in honor of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day.

We talked about the joy of motherhood, the grief that can accompany it, and the very real inequities in maternal healthcare that put Black mothers and babies at disproportionate risk. And we did it over cocktails and some VERY good food, because these conversations belong everywhere. Including cocktail parties.

A huge thank you to Equity Before Birth (@equitybeforebirth) and Executive Director Joy Spencer for the critical work they’re doing to address financial and systemic barriers to maternal healthcare in our community.

To Chef Preeti Waas and the entire Cheeni Durham team (@cheenidurham), thank you for feeding us so beautifully, sharing your own stories, and making room for this gathering.

To Senator Natalie Murdock (@nataliefornc), thank you for joining us, speaking about Black maternal and infant health, and continuing to advocate for North Carolina families.

And to our friend Jen Hamilton (@_jen_hamilton_), thank you for donating signed copies of Birth Vibes and for using your platform to advocate for more equitable, compassionate maternal healthcare.

Of course, none of this happens without our incredible Grieve Leave team: Tabitha, Jackie, Rachel, Amber, and Rebecca. ❤️

And to everyone who showed up, shared a story, listened, laughed, cried, or made a new friend: THANK YOU.

We believe grief deserves a place in our communities, in our conversations, and yes, even at a cocktail party.

More of this, please. 🥂

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✨EQUITY BEFORE BIRTH✨

Haw River Midwifery had a sweet time at Equity Before Birth’s (@equitybeforebirth ) event, Joy, Grief, and Motherhood at @cheenidurham last week!

We heard about all the ways EBB shows up for our community, and from parents who experienced losses (of their pregnancies/babies/and their own health) from the rampant racism and misogyny that is STILL so abundant and pervasive and drives our shit outcomes in maternal and reproductive health in the US.

We also had amazing drinks and snacks and built community!

Midwives should/could be a solution to a lot of this bullshit through supporting Black and other BIPOC midwives into practice and getting midwives fair reimbursement from insurance companies (among other things!).

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@nataliefornc

The eagles are ready to Soar to the Polls!!! Happy Early Voting SZN!!!!

Vote for the judges showing up for our students!!!!

Justice is on the ballot.

Anita Earls Toby Hampson Christine Walczyk Judge John Arrowood

#vote #voteearly #votethewholeballot #judicialracesmatter

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@nataliefornc

🎉 Wednesday!

Join Senator Natalie Murdock for a Senate Caucus Fundraiser with special guest Attorney General Jeff Jackson!

Can’t attend? Purchase a ticket or donate to help us flip the seats we need to break the supermajority!

📅 Wednesday , October 21
⏰ 5:30 - 7:30 PM
📍 Chapel Hill, NC — address provided upon RSVP

Link in bio and below!!!

RSVP: https://act.natalie-murdock.com/a/event261021

See you on Wednesday!!!

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This is what democracy looks like 💙

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As Aggies, we carry a legacy of fighting for equality, representation, and the right to vote. As our campus loses its on campus voting site, we stand united to protect access, honor our history, and make our voices heard. This is bigger than party lines. Our voices hold power, and we will not be silent.

Pictures Taken by: @trlxi3

#aggiepride #govote🇺🇸 #northcarolina

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Walk to The Polls 10/15

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