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The journey to reinvent Charlottesville’s statue of Robert E. Lee has begun. The Jefferson School African American Heritage Center kicked off the process at a community engagement session Saturday, held

The journey to reinvent Charlottesville’s statue of Robert E. Lee has begun. The Jefferson School African American Heritage Center kicked off the process at a community engagement session Saturday, held

As the world contends with the assault on Ukraine, and news spreads quickly on social media and in the schoolyard, Canadians face tough questions from concerned kids. How should we talk to children about war?

Charlottesville’s hasty—and possibly illegal—destruction of its Robert E. Lee equestrian statue establishes a toxic precedent.

Charlottesville’s hasty—and possibly illegal—destruction of its Robert E. Lee equestrian statue establishes a toxic precedent.

On this date in 1838, the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Carey Allen Harris, sent an angry letter to the Superintendent of Indian Affairs, William Clark.

Historian Dave Tell explains the importance of preserving history amid a conservative effort to whitewash the United States' origin story.

SCIOTO — High school students and teachers from 12 local school districts participated in the Memory Project this year by creating 31 portraits of ch

Heres where you can catch art and other exhibits in the Cayuga County area over the next week:

The City Council of Charlottesville chose a local proposal to melt down the statue so it can be made into something new.