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all creation |
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whatever away from whoever as
pleases Him. |
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says the Lord, your
Redeemer, and the one who
formed you from the womb,
“I, the Lord, am the maker
of all things, Stretching
out the heavens by Myself.
And spreading out the earth
all alone. Humans have a
method to enter heaven: By
believing in God Almighty,
the Father; the Son,
Jesus Christ; and the
Comforter, the Holy Spirit.
"A great event is coming
that will wake everyone up —
even the deaf, dumb, and
blind." |
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Strong |
 The LORD'S is
my
Shepherd, Jesus
Christ
Super
Star, Michael
Jerel
Pippen
since
1949. "God
created
man
in
his
own
image",
I'm
not
black
in
Whiteman's
game,
the LORD's begotten
son
in His game.
King
of
the
Angels, I
bring
the
Sword. Joined
by Wingmen
Archangels
Gabriel,
Michael,
Rafael
&
Armies
to
plow
the
road. "The
LORD
did
for
you
now
you
do
it
for
yourself."
The
LORD
put
man
in
paradise,
man
chose
the
path
of
disobedience,
opening
Pandora's
box
upon
himself.
The
Holy
Ghost
intervene
on Jehovah's behalf
for his people
according
to
their
works
-
when
asked.
"Thus
said
the
LORD
people
of
color
world
wide
shall
have
opportunities
other
that
sports
and
entertainment."
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 Never Trumps and Confederates the devil's own. The CREATOR set His face against Trumps world wide. The yang is the same - then it was alleged Humans replacing Angels - rallies were held speakers spoke, the CREATOR watched them jump up and down culminating,
in Booyah. Trump's election as President of the Confederate States indisputable identified those running with the devil. Trump, by himself, is irrelevant. However, aided by enablers do nothing Congress, Supreme Court and MAGA Republicans, he only seems invincible to the weak. |
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Freedom not
free, it has to
be wrestled away
from those who
oppose it,
guarded
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have
a
responsibility
to
protect
the
ground
that
has
already
been
won
because
it
can
just
as
easily
be
lost,
it
can
be
gone. Video (
NC
A&T). God
Blessed
A&T Video NC
A&T
Students
alleging
Harold
Martin
Administration
and
Board
of
Trustees
aren't
listening
demonstrate
Sept
2019. Video |
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The event, themed “Rooted in Legacy: Impacting Generations,” will be Friday, Jan. 30, at 9 a.m. View the celebration here.
It commemorates the 66th anniversary of when four of the university’s freshmen – Jibreel Khazan (formerly Ezell Blair Jr.), the late Franklin McCain Sr., the late retired Air Force Maj. Gen. Joseph McNeil and the late David Richmond Jr., together known as the A&T Four – energized the civil rights movement in 1960 by sitting in at the downtown Greensboro Woolworth’s lunch counter to receive equal service Feb. 1 that year. Photo NCA&T |
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Todd Simmons
EAST GREENSBORO, N.C. (Sept. 9, 2025) – North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University will host a memorial service for Air Force Maj. Gen. Joseph McNeil ‘63, one of the legendary members of The A&T Four, Thursday, Sept. 11, in Harrison Auditorium. The memorial will include tributes from the families of the other members of The A&T Four – Jibreel Khazan (formerly Ezell Blair Jr.), McCain Sr. and the late David Richmond – and Deena Hayes-Greene, co-chair of the International Civil Rights Museum Board of Directors.
Chancellor James R. Martin II will offer the university’s tribute, the Air Force ROTC Detachment 605 and Army ROTC Aggie Battalion will present the colors, and the N.C. A&T Fellowship Gospel Choir will perform musical selections. There also will be a video presentation.
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N.C. A&T to Honor Rev. Jesse Jackson with Day of Service on April 23 Contact: Charity L. Cohen, staff writer, clcohen@ncat.edu
EAST GREENSBORO, N.C. (April 14, 2026) – North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University will honor the life and legacy of beloved alumnus the Rev. Jesse Jackson with a university-wide day of service.
Set for Thursday, April 23, during National Volunteer Month, the Rev. Jesse Louis Jackson Sr. '64 Day of Service, proclaimed by Chancellor James R. Martin II, calls on Aggie Nation to engage in meaningful acts of service, civic engagement and community uplift in tribute to the distinguished alumnus.
"Rev. Jesse Jackson was an incredible representation of service. He served this university, he served the country, he served the world, and we have an opportunity on that day to remember him but to also do what Aggies do, which is make the world better," said Martin. "As a university, our job is to make our region, our state, and our nation better, but that begins with service."
Students, faculty, staff and alumni will participate in a variety of service projects, from supporting the Aggie Source Food Pantry and Habitat for Humanity to gardening, a "plant-to-pantry" initiative and creating greeting cards for the United Way of Greater Greensboro's Family Success Center. Alumni chapters across the country also will host projects in their own communities.
Other local volunteer sites, initiatives and organizations that will be supported include Cross the Street Ray Warren, Nourish the Block at the University Farm, Food Recovery Network, Plant to Pantry, Sleep in Heavenly Peace, Greensboro Beautiful Campus Clean-Up and Ivy Pull with the Alpha Phi Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.
The day will begin with a kickoff program, "From Vision to Action: Honoring a Legacy Through Service," from 9 to 9:30 a.m. at the Reflecting Pool across from the Student Center, 1403 John W. Mitchell Drive. The program will feature remarks from representatives across campus divisions and departments, highlighting different aspects of Jackson's experience as a student at North Carolina A&T.
Following the program, volunteers will depart for designated service sites, with a march from the Reflecting Pool to the Alumni-Foundation Event Center, 200 N. Benbow Road.
Rooted in the university's land-grant mission, the observance honors Jackson's lifelong commitment to advancing human dignity, opportunity and justice, while inspiring a new generation of Aggies to lead with purpose, resilience and social responsibility.
In addition to serving in the community, Aggies can honor Rev. Jackson's legacy by giving back to A&T in support of student success. Contributions made in conjunction with the Day of Service help provide critical resources and opportunities that empower the next generation of leaders. |
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400
hundred
years of
humiliation
Taken,
enslave,
Jim
Crow, no
fifty
acres
and a
mule. |
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with no money, no where to go but back to Plantation
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Winston-Salem, NC held its 13th Annual Juneteenth Festival, June 17, 2007 downtown Winston-Salem in the atrium of Wake Forest Biotech Place and across the street in Bailey Park. Celebrants were entertained by the Odisha Creative Arts African Dance Ensemble and bands. Winston-Salem State Nursing Mobile clinic conducted screening and vendors hawked their wares. A celebration of freedom, the Juneteenth Festival commemorated June 19th, 1865 when Union soldiers, led by Major General Gordon Granger, landed at Galveston, Texas with news that the war had ended and that the enslaved were now free. Video
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 Board member Darrell Allison Chair of UNC Committee on Historically Minority-Serving Institutions and member of UNC BOG Budget and Finance Committee, faced a stiff head wind from other members of the Committee and larger UNC institutions chancellors, in his attempt to secure funding from the UNC Repair Budget, from the latter committee, to provide monies for Minority, medium and small UNC Institution, for emergency generators to prevent those institutions from having to shutdown pursuant local power failures. [Video] Socialism
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In the
generations of
my youth we were
black and proud.
We were black -  symbolic
that we were
unwilling to
accept the
negative
characterization
of all people of
color projected
by the vocal
minority with in
the white
majority.
We stood
shoulder to
shoulder at the
front in harms
way with
others to
oppose those
who benefited
from the
dehumanizing
conditions of
our existence.
The opposition
organize unnecessary
police presence
- show of force
-
allegedly
to conduct the
public business,
but only in
order to protect
the status quo. |
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 and daughters of former slaves and slave owners, coal miners daughters and sons, alleged trailer park trash, working people, and the disenfranchised World Wide, can potentially move pass their pass, working together through shared experiences and competition, potentially embracing the ideal they don't have  to kill each other, as they prepare for their future in an education setting accessing world wide education opportunities at the highest levels. NC A&T working with others institutions shall established joint academic programs with other HBCUs expanding institutions offering jobs with a future. His plan. |
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Nanotechnology,
Nanoscience
and
Nanoengineering,
should have
been HBCU
NCA&T
Signature
Programs
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programs”
have
been
defined
as
those
that
are
distinctive,
that
build on
existing
strengths,
that advance
the
institution’s profile,
and
that
serve
regional
and/or
state
economic
transformation needs." |
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"It is
predicted
that nano
scale
science will
change the
nature of
almost every
human-made
product this
century.
This field
has great
potential
applications
in
materials,
medicine,
electronics,
optics, data
storage,
advanced
manufacturing,
environment,
energy, and
national
security. PCG/UNC-NCCS/UNC
Interim
report3.
doc/RB.SP.PC.CR.Atpcc.I
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page 109] |
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Black Land
Grant NC A&T
was listed
as
University
focus on
Nanotechnology May 2005.
Crosstown
PWI UNC
Greensboro
was not
listed as a
University
focused on
Nanotechnology
and Gateway
University
Research
Park did not
exist. |
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these
nascent
nanoscale
technologies
are
still
largely
experimental,
their
growth
is
similar
to
that
of
the
now
maturing
biotech
industry,
which
has
established
a
significant
record
of
accomplishment
for
product
approval
and
manufacturing.
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isn't to
expand
mankind's
body of
knowledge so
much as it
is to expand
the local
economy." [19] |
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think for
the next 50
years, A&T
and the
engineering
programs and
science
programs are
going to be
an integral
part and a
driving
force in the
economic
development
of the
community,''
said
Greensboro
attorney Jim
Phillips
Jr., a
member of
the UNC
Board of
Governors."
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Triad is the
manufacturing
center for
the state,''
Alex Spears,
vice
chairman of
Lorillard
Corp. in
Greensboro,
said Friday.
``Yet
tobacco,
textiles and
furniture
are all
projected to
decline in
the future.
``We have to
attract
other
businesses
to the area,
and we have
to leverage
what's
here.'' [22]Alleged
in the media: " Wilbur
L. Ross Jr.,
a
billionaire
financier
and the
country's
newest
textile
industry
baron,  plans
to invest
more money
in nanotechnology
companies. "
[Wilbur Ross
forms
partnership
to invest in
nanotech
firms
Monday, May
23, 2005 http://triad.bizjournals.com/triad/stories/2005/05/23/daily6.htm |
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for the
Future By
some
accounts,
nanotechnology
is destined
to replace
much of
today's
technology.
Gateway
University
Research
Park expects
to be at the
forefront of
these new
technologies
with the
creation of
a new
institution the
Joint School
for
Nanoscience
and
Nanoengineering
(JSNN)" 15]
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am so energized by the
potential of this research
park, in particular
the joint schools of
nano technology and nano
science. The world is
seeing explosive growth
today in the
commercialization of
nanotechnology. We will
have all of the assets
right here in Guilford
County that we need
to participate in that
explosion, and they will
be right here at the Gateway
University Research
Park." said
("Greensboro Boy" )
Erskine
Bowles President of the
University of North
Carolina System. [2]. |
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The National
Center for
Educational
Statistics
(NCES)
responsible
for
collecting
and
presenting
statistical
data and
information
for the
nation;
classifies
Nanoscience
and
Nanoengineering
as
Nanotechnology
CIP 15.1601:
Engineering
technologies
and
Engineering
related
fields. |
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For
Liberal
Arts
UNC
Greensboro
with
doctorial
programs
in
music
and
nursing
to
offer
Nanoscience
degrees
requires
access
to
NC
A&T
academic
programs
and
research:
“Although
the
degree
is
in
Nanoscience
(does
not
include
Nanoengineering)
students
will
be
given
the
opportunity
to
take
relevant
courses
at
the School
of
Engineering
at
North
Carolina
A&T
University
and
must
be
able
to
work
on
collaborative
projects
with
faculty
in
the
School
of
Engineering. |
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Board
of
Governors'
document 2023
institutions
with
millennial
campus
designations
and
the
UNC
System, does
not indicate
NCA&T/UNCG
Joint
Millennial
Campus,
nor
NC
A&T
Joint
Millennial
campuses designated. |
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noose found at
JSNN/Gateway
From: Chancellor
Harold L. Martin, Sr.
Date: November 7, 2017
Re: Incident at
JSNN
Earlier today, a
staff member at the
Joint School of
Nanoscience and
Nanoengineering (JSNN)
discovered a noose
hanging in the school’s
facilities. N.C. A&T,
UNCG, and Greensboro
police departments
quickly identified the
individual responsible,
an outside contractor
who told authorities he
meant the noose as a
joke. That contractor
has been terminated and
will not be allowed to
work for either
university or Gateway
University Research Park
in the future. I
am deeply disturbed by
this incident; such
actions have no place at
our university or in our
society and certainly
will not be tolerated. I
am grateful to our
police departments and
our colleagues at JSNN
for bringing the
matter to a close,
emphasis added. |
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and
Clear “Harold,
we
need
North
Carolina
A&T
State
University
to
assume
a
more
prominent
role
in
helping
to
positioning
our
region
to
become
more
economic
competitive. I
want
to
reassure
business
leaders
I
heard
them
the
loud
and
clear”
, said
NC
A&T
Chancellor
Harold
Martin
at
his 2009 inauguration. Video |
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Chancellor
Harold L.
Martin, Sr.
Chancellor
Board of
Trustees
(09.24.2021) claim
establishment
new centers
of
excellence. Video |
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tract of land is
part of the
Seventy Five
acres we carved
out for Gateway
University
Research Park."
said Chancellor
Martin before
the Special
Committee of the
Board of
Trustees to
evaluate the
Florida Street
Extension April
5, 2013. Video |
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Background: A&T
and UNCG Joint
Millennial
Campus (JMC)
approved by UNC
BOG on October
10, 2003;
Gateway Research
Park, Inc.
provides
operational
oversight and
owns the assets
of the JMC; Two
Campuses-Gateway
North and
Gateway South;
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NCA&T
Chancellor
Dr.
Harold
Martin
alleged
NCA&T
and
UNCG
joined
2005-06
for
various
reasons. Video |
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History
Item #6
allege
allocated
75 acres
of farm
in 2007
to
Gateway
University
Research
Park, a
joint
research
campus
developed
in
collaboration
with A&T
and
UNC-Greensboro..
Gateway
Park has
two
sites.
The farm
location
is
Gateway
University
Research
Park,
North
Campus
is
located
northeast
of A&T
and UNCG
in
building
purchased
from a
school
for the
Deaf.
Unambiguous
Lea E.
Williams
email
demonstrate
the
Board of
Governors
did not
designate NCGS:
116-198.34.(8b) NC
A&T/
UNCG Joint
Millennial
Campus
in 2003. |
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Driving Growth
At Gateway,
Melissa
Holloway, VC and
General Counsel Video |
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Continue
to
Market
Gateway
Research
Park
as
NC
A&T
future
economic
development
and
innovation
hub,
Melissa
Holloway,
VC
and
General
Counsel |
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Hangman
noose found at
JSNN/Gateway
From: Chancellor
Harold L. Martin, Sr.
Date: November 7, 2017
Re: Incident at
JSNN
Earlier today, a
staff member at the
Joint School of
Nanoscience and
Nanoengineering (JSNN)
discovered a noose
hanging in the school’s
facilities. N.C. A&T,
UNCG, and Greensboro
police departments
quickly identified the
individual responsible,
an outside contractor
who told authorities he
meant the noose as a
joke. That contractor
has been terminated and
will not be allowed to
work for either
university or Gateway
University Research Park
in the future. I
am deeply disturbed by
this incident; such
actions have no place at
our university or in our
society and certainly
will not be tolerated. I
am grateful to our
police departments and
our colleagues at JSNN
for bringing the
matter to a close,
emphasis added. |
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Board
of
Governors'
document 2023
institutions
with
millennial
campus
designations
and
the
UNC
System, does
not indicate
NCA&T/UNCG
Joint
Millennial
Campus,
nor
NC
A&T
Joint
Millennial
campuses designated. |
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UNC Board of Governors complicit with NC A&T and UNCG Chancellors, Union Square, NCA&T/UNCG unlawful leases relocated taxpayer and student supported Nursing programs from state own facilities, off campus to private owned facilities, for the purpose creating for Greensboro a competitive advantage for business growth. |
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| "Some within higher education complain that the region's universities and colleges at times seem to just another arm of the Chamber of Commerce. " The Pursuit of Knowledge-2022: A vision of Technology and education, Taft Wireback, Greensboro News & Record Saturday, June 8, 2002 |
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| "Harold Martin and Linda Brady are huge proponents of this and they are not here tonight, because there is a reason, that is they are in Wilmington, NC actually talking to public and private college through out the state of North Carolina about Opportunity Greensboro the cooperation between business and higher education institution here and this very project, that's what they are doing tonight and that's why they couldn't be here" Ed Kitchen Video Opposition Video Link |
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