Durham Reporter

Valerie Foushee, a Congresswoman representing North Carolina’s 4th district, has recently shared her thoughts on various topics through social media. Her posts addressed issues such as the impact of governmental actions on minority-owned businesses, local government discussions, and community engagement in educational initiatives.

On March 26, 2025, Congresswoman Foushee expressed concern over a recent executive order by former President Trump targeting the Minority Business Development Agency. She highlighted its negative implications for diversity and economic equality, stating "The Minority Business Development Agency has helped countless diverse, minority-owned businesses succeed & thrive. Trump's executive order targeting this agency is another misguided attempt to roll back DEI & the economic impacts will be felt across the country."

Later that day, Foushee attended Carrboro's annual legislative breakfast where she discussed various subjects including local priorities and national political actions. Reflecting on this event, she noted her eagerness for continued collaboration to address current challenges: "It was an honor to join @CarrboroGov's annual legislative breakfast to discuss topics ranging from local priorities to the actions of the Trump Administration and the local impacts. During these times of uncertainty, I look forward to our continued partnership to strengthen our"

Also on March 26th, Foushee celebrated community efforts in education by attending the opening of the Drakeford Library Complex. She underscored the importance of supporting educational institutions amidst nationwide challenges: "It was an honor to attend the opening of the Drakeford Library Complex! At a time when educational institutions, libraries, and information centers nationwide are under attack, I’m proud to see our community taking steps to promote collectiveness, literacy, and lifelong"