Magistrate Fungai M. Bennett

04/28/2026

Free Publishing Guide

04/27/2026

Understanding why we lower our guard too soon can transform our relationships.

Factors like trauma bonding, lack of boundaries, and the pursuit of emotional safety can lead to vulnerability before trust is established. These dynamics often stem from past experiences that shape our approach to connection. Recognizing these patterns is crucial for establishing healthier relationships.

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03/12/2026

03/01/2026

Durham County Magistrate's Office
16th Judicial District
North Carolina

A Tribute to Master Trooper Steven J. Perry C-730
Today, we mourn the loss of a truly exceptional leader who embodied the very best of what it means to serve. He skillfully supported the judicial process with his integrity, bridging the gap between the street and the courtroom. He was more than a Trooper; he was a kind man with a gentle heart who led not just with authority, but with profound empathy and compassion.
He understood that policing is as much about being a steady voice for the unheard as it is about protection. He was a quiet strength and served alongside his team with integrity; his actions consistently proved that a badge is most powerful when backed by a caring soul. Trooper Perry saw the person treating everyone with dignity, respect, and warmth that made them feel safe. His life was a testament to the idea that true strength lies in a compassionate spirit and a selfless desire to help others.
Our community will struggle deeply with his absence; he was such an incredible asset to us. The void he leaves behind will be felt by everyone who had the honor of knowing him and serving with him. Though he is gone, his impact will never be forgotten. Of Master Trooper S. Perry, we say, “Well done, good and faithful servant.”

Matthew 5:9 God blesses those who work for peace, for they will be called the children of God.

With deepest condolences to the family,
The Durham County Magistrate’s Office

10/24/2025

Where can i get one of these???

10/03/2025

You know the soccer clips are my fav!!!!

09/18/2025

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06/26/2025

Spent to day reminding legislators that menstrual hygiene products are necessary to keep students in school. There is some funding but more is needed!

05/28/2025

Today is the day!!!

Menstrual Hygiene Day has been observed annually on May 28 since 2014. The concept was conceived to reinforce that menstrual health is a fundamental aspect of human rights, dignity, and public health. Now every year, all year, Dignity Divas lead the charge to educate, empower, and transform the conversation around menstrual health.

May 28 holds symbolic meaning: May is the 5th month of the year, the average menstrual cycle length is approximately 5 days per month, and the menstrual cycle averages 28 days.

You can
1. use your phone to scan the QR code on your computer
2. click on the link on the flier or
3. go to https://square.link/u/WahqWYbH

but please take action now! Your generosity is greatly appreciated!

Good period hygiene is crucial for the health, well-being, and empowerment of women and girls worldwide. It also plays a critical role in enabling women and girls to reach their full potential by ensuring consistent attendance in school, at work, and all the places women and girls show up daily. The goal is to create a world where menstruation is a normal part of life and everyone can manage their periods in a healthy and dignified manner.

No gift is too large, nor too small. Please feel free to share this flyer and the mission with your networks.