Greenville council prayer sparks English demand clash
At a North Carolina city council meeting two attendees argued over Islamic prayer. Shaik Fazallahmed of the Islamic Center of Eastern North Carolina was invited to pray and spoke Arabic, while James Harris urged him to use English. Fazailahmed apologized, provided an English translation of his prayer, and read it aloud seeking blessings and guidance.
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Mark Dorosin and Elizabeth Haddix, former UNC Center for Civil Rights attorneys, open the Julius L. Chambers Center for Civil Rights in Durham. They take over the former caseload of UNC’s civil rights center and aim to continue Chambers’ legacy. A separate note reports a Mount Holly family doctor Alson Smith loses license over sex acts through a consent order. No criminal charges reported.
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