Julius Chambers

The late Julius Chambers, a Charlotte civil rights icon, is the subject of a new documentary that highlights his life, including his work on the landmark Swann vs. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education case that had a major impact on desegregation and busing.

A bronze statue honoring Julius Chambers was unveiled over the weekend along the Little Sugar Creek Greenway. Chambers’ statue is part of the Trail of History, a collection of statues commemorating the lives of people important to the history of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County.

The new school year has a special meaning at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools' Julius Chambers High. Leaders there hope the school’s new name comes to symbolize racial equity, academic renewal and community pride.

The Derita Station Post Office in Charlotte was officially renamed Thursday the Julius L. Chambers Civil Rights Memorial Post Office in honor of the late Charlotte civil rights attorney.

A Charlotte post office in north Charlotte will soon be renamed to honor Charlotte civil rights attorney Julius Chambers.

Attorneys who previously worked for the UNC Center for Civil Rights have set up a separate law practice and have acquired the former caseload of the…

Charlotte commemorated a civil rights heavyweight Thursday. Julius Chambers fought for equality through the courts and argued some of the cases that…