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<p>Devon Henry didn't seek the job of removing a dozen Confederate memorials in Richmond, but local white-owned vendors refused the contracts. He has received death threats and wears a bulletproof vest at job sites. </p>

Devon Henry stepped in to remove almost all of Richmond’s Confederate statues after White contractors refused. It changed his life.

What does Levar Stoney have to gain in tearing down and hoarding Confederate monuments? A lot, says John Hill...

Wednesday Night Skate has zipped through the streets of New York since the 1990s but really picked up steam during the pandemic. These days, 200-300 skaters participate in the weekly event.

Devon Henry, the CEO of Team Henry Enterprises, said CryptoFederacy's goal is to raise a total of $13 million for various nonprofit groups and social justice causes.

The 45-year-old CEO of Team Henry Enterprises, the Newport News-based contracting firm that the state and cities of Richmond and Charlottesville hired to take down Confederate monuments, said he founded the new company after reflecting on what he should do next after participating in the historical endeavor.

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — After removing the Robert E. Lee monument in Richmond and nearly two dozen other statues across the city and state, Devon Henry is seeking to raise

Devon Henry is seeking to raise money for charity by selling digital artwork inspired by their removal in the cryptocurrency market.

The documentary-style film presented archive photos and articles dating back to the 19th century.

Devon Henry of Henry Enterprises was tasked by the city in the summer of 2020 under then Governor Ralph Northam’s orders to remove the monuments.