The City of Greensboro is coming together to mourn a member of the Greensboro Four and giant of civil rights after his ...

Known by his family and friends as "Uncle Joe", Gen. Maj. Joseph Alfred McNeil was honored for his civil rights legacy.

As one of the “Greensboro Four,” he helped kick off the sit-in movement with his 1960 protest at a segregated lunch counter.

McNeil, a member of the A&T Four, helped ignite the civil rights sit-in movement when he and three fellow freshmen staged a non-violent protest at a segregated Woolworth’s lunch counter in Greensboro ...

WFDD reporter April Laissle wants to know why the Greensboro Pride Festival takes place in September. David Ford speaks with ...

Flags in the state of North Carolina will be lowered to half-staff on Saturday in honor of a civil rights icon who helped to shape history in Greensboro. Major General ...

Major General Joseph McNeil, one of the Greensboro Four, is remembered for sparking a civil rights movement that changed ...

McNeil and three other Black freshmen held a famous sit-in at Woolworth’s in 1960, which inspired peaceful protests across ...

Reidsville High School junior Dionte Neal, a two-sport standout and the 2024-25 Gatorade Player of the Year for North Carolina boys basketball, announced Sunday that he will continue his basketball ...

Former student-athletes from North Carolina A&T State University and five other schools are being investigated for alleged ...

Brother McNeil taught us that challenging history requires heroic acts by ordinary people,” Bishop William Barber II ...