UNC student Reiley Baker stands among other volunteers at A Preferred Women's Health Center of Charlotte, only a few yards from the group of evangelical, anti-abortion activists who protest daily outside the clinic.
UNC student Reiley Baker stands among other volunteers at A Preferred Women's Health Center of Charlotte, only a few yards from the group of evangelical, anti-abortion activists who protest daily outside the clinic.
UNC student Reiley Baker directs vehicles towards the parking at A Preferred Women's Health Center of Charlotte while evangelical, anti-abortion activists argue with local police.
UNC student Reiley Baker stands among other volunteers at A Preferred Women's Health Center of Charlotte, only a few yards from the group of evangelical, anti-abortion activists who protest daily outside the clinic.
UNC student Reiley Baker stands among other volunteers at A Preferred Women's Health Center of Charlotte, only a few yards from the group of evangelical, anti-abortion activists who protest daily outside the clinic.
UNC student Reiley Baker stands among other volunteers at A Preferred Women's Health Center of Charlotte, only a few yards from the group of evangelical, anti-abortion activists who protest daily outside the clinic.
DTH Photo Illustration. Many bars and bar owners have been badly hit by the pandemic and are finding ways to stay afloat.
Customers have a drink outside the recently reopened Linda's Bar and Grill on Franklin Street on Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2020.
A Black Lives Matter mural will be coming to CommunityWorkx in Carrboro.
A student studies in Davis Library on Thursday, Oct. 8, 2020, and many students seem to be returning to reopened study spaces on campus.
