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NewsColony Leader of Reopen North Carolina protest group tests positive for coronavirus and missing rallies A woman who had been campaigning to reopen the state of North Carolina and relax coronavirus restrictions including social distancing measures and stay-at-home orders imposed by the governor has been forced to stay at home after contracting coronavirus. Audrey Whitlock was unable to even take part in the protest group’s first two rallies held in Raleigh because she was in quarantine after testing positive for the virus three weeks ago. The group, named ReOpenNC, was protesting against Governor Roy Cooper’s stay-at-home order.   Audrey Whitlock a leader of the ReOpen NC group revealed that she tested positive for COVID ‘She never left her house during her quarantine, so she has not been at any rally or any of the functions that we’ve done,’ fellow organizer, Ashley Smith, told a local television station.  ‘I’m not responsible for other pe...