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Ren Larson

Ren Larson

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Reporter, The Assembly

Raleigh

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Total articles 431

  • NC Republicans Move to Eliminate State's DEI Initiatives

    By Ren Larson Verified| The Assembly Verified In 2015, Republican state Labor Commissioner Cherie Berry added a benchmark to her employees’ annual performance review that evaluated how each employee treated their colleagues, regardless of their gender, age, race, religion, disability status, or other characteristics.

    By Ren Larson Verified · The Assembly

    Mar. 24, 2025

  • He Was In N.C. Legally. Why Was He Deported?

    By Jeffrey C. Billman Verified, Ren Larson Verified| The Assembly Verified The Zambrano family had no reason to suspect that anything would go wrong when they arrived at the Charlotte Immigration and Customs Enforcement office on January 29. As asylum seekers from Venezuela who’d entered the U.S. in November 2023, their check-in was routine, an annual ritual. They were in the country legally, awaiting immigration court dates that were still likely years off.

    By Jeffrey C. Billman Verified, Ren Larson Verified · The Assembly

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • He Was In N.C. Legally. Why Was He Deported?

    By Jeffrey C. Billman Verified, Ren Larson Verified| The Assembly Verified The Zambrano family had no reason to suspect that anything would go wrong when they arrived at the Charlotte Immigration and Customs Enforcement office on January 29. As asylum seekers from Venezuela who’d entered the U.S. in November 2023, their check-in was routine, an annual ritual. They were in the country legally, awaiting immigration court dates that were still likely years off.

    By Jeffrey C. Billman Verified, Ren Larson Verified · The Assembly

    Apr. 09, 2025

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The Assembly

A digital magazine for stories that aren't being told - and for those that deserve a deeper look.

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States