Broadening his band

[...]he says, "It is very true that I wouldn't have run those editorials." A Republican most his life, Goodmon, 71, wound up a liberal, a label he's not entirely comfortable with - "I hate those damn names" - and considers something of an occupational hazard. In 2010, G...

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Published inBusiness, North Carolina Vol. 34; no. 12; p. 54
Main Author Burritt, Chris
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Charlotte Business-North Carolina 01.12.2014
Subjects
Conservatism
Editorials
Goodmon, James
Learning
Political parties
Politics
Preschool education
Race relations
School boards
Tax rates
Charlotte North Carolina
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Summary:[...]he says, "It is very true that I wouldn't have run those editorials." A Republican most his life, Goodmon, 71, wound up a liberal, a label he's not entirely comfortable with - "I hate those damn names" - and considers something of an occupational hazard. In 2010, Goodmon publicly criticized the Wake County school board's Republican majority for ditching diversity in deciding where students attend school, and he and his wife, Barbara, changed their voter registration from Republican to unaffiliated.
ISSN:0279-4276