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• Charles Ramsey won’t go hungry
• New evidence released in Trayvon Martin case
• Mary J. Blige faces $3.4 million lien
• Plus, our video of the day

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• Anthony Foxx gets warm reception in Senate
• Who are the men behind London’s terror attack?
• Are the Obamas too critical of black Americas?
• Plus, our video of the day

Ratliff wants to lead search for new county manager

Kim Ratlliff, one of two Democrats who voted against the firing of former County Manager Harry Jones, says she wants to lead the search committee looking for his replacement.

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• Tiger Woods is target of racist remark
• Army suspends Fort Jackson commander
• Winnie Mandela debt auction flops
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Patrick Cannon says he will run for mayor

Mayor Pro Tem Patrick Cannon announced his intentions Tuesday to enter the race to be Charlotte's next mayor. 

Marching in the steps of history

On Monday, about 70 people marched from Johnson C. Smith University to downtown Charlotte, retracing a route civil rights marchers took 50 years earlier to demand an end to racial segregation in the city.

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• Sinbad is reportedly broke
• Death toll set to rise from Oklahoma tornado
• Free chicken for straight couples
• Plus, our video of the day

SCENE IN THE QCITY

Scene at the 141st commencement at Johnson C. Smith University.

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• Obama speaks at Morehouse graduation
• Glenn Beck calls NAACP a “joke”
• O.J. Simpson awaits ruling
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Andrew Young to JCSU grads: 'You are in God's hands'

Civil rights icon Andrew Young challenged graduating seniors at Johnson C. Smith University to find a purpose in life by working to solve the world’s many problems.