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Public historian, author and filmmaker elvatrice Parker belsches is the curator of “Forging Freedom, Justice and equality, Making A Place for themselves: A survey of the Free black experience in Virginia from 1800-1865” exhibit at the black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia.

'Black history in Virginia is Virginia’s story'

From a weathered slave auction block used in 19th Century South Carolina, to the military attire, documents and scientific tools ...

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Dominique Bailey

Dominique Bailey leads John Marshall in basketball and college credits

From the bleachers, it’s easy to see that Dominique Bailey is a multitalented guard for John Marshall High’s undefeated Justices. ...

Personality

Personality: Amy Black

Amy Black fell in love with tattoo art after getting her first tattoo as a college student at Columbus College ...

Happenings

Trevor Noah

Trevor Noah returns as Grammy host with comfort, nervousness

Trevor Noah feels more comfortable hosting the Grammy Awards for a third-straight year, but the former “The Daily Show” host ...

Faith News

Protesters march Jan. 27 in Memphis, Tenn., as authorities release police video depicting five Memphis officers beating Tyre Nichols, whose death resulted in murder charges and provoked outrage at the country’s latest instance of police brutality.

Faith leaders react to Tyre Nichols police video beating with grief, ...

Religious leaders reacted swiftly — with legislative appeals and collective grief — to the release of video footage of police ...

Obituaries

Mr. Taylor

Richmond Free Press freelance writer, editor Charles H. Taylor III, dies ...

From his earliest days to his twilight years, Charles H. Taylor III was a person of excellence and compassion for ...

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