Feb. 2, 2024

"The spirit of Soul City comes alive again" A civil rights leader's son keeps his father's vision alive decades later

"The spirit of Soul City comes alive again" A civil rights leader's son keeps his father's vision alive decades later
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"The spirit of Soul City comes alive again" A civil rights leader's son keeps his father's vision alive decades later
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Many North Carolinians outside of Warren County may not have heard of Soul City. Back in the early 1970's, it was one of 14 so-called new towns started under a federally funded program. As we kick off Black History Month, WRAL's Ken Smith explains how the dream of Soul City still exists.