
How A Wave Of Segregationist Tributes, From Streets To Schools, Entrenched The Idea Of White Supremacy Local News
Many segregationists are still revered as heroes or a part of some shared heritage, even 150 years after the first tributes appeared in Virginia. A bitter legacy for others, they evoke painful memories. In the wake of renewed calls for social justice, many such tributes are being removed.
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For an artist who has yet to reach her 26th birthday, Julien Baker has done a lot of soul searching. “Little Oblivions” is her third album
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A Murky Legacy: Confederate Generals Who Fought To Uphold Slavery Later Helped Black Virginians Local News
Most Civil War monuments honor Confederates who fought to preserve slavery. But a few of those former soldiers went on to help some African Americans after the war. Now, people are taking a closer look at their legacies.
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"We decided to name the show Another View because we wanted to show the larger community another view of the African American community and we wanted to show the African American community another view of itself." We recently chatted with co-producers Barbara Hamm Lee and Lisa Godley about the show's 10-year history.
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After more than a decade of research, academics identified a small white building on William & Mary's campus that a school for enslaved children.
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Downton Abbey is returning! You can watch a marathon of Season 1 on WHRO TV 15 during our membership drive on Sunday, March 7, or WHRO Passport members can stream all six seasons starting Feb. 27!
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