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Dr. John O. Simpson, a transformative leader in Norfolk Public Schools, passed away at 74. His tenure marked a period of significant progress and dedication to educational excellence, inspiring generations of students and educators. #DrJohnOSimpson #NorfolkEducation #BlackEducators #CommunityLegacy #UrbanEducation #EducationalLeadership

The Hampton Roads community mourns the loss of Arthur H. Jarrett, Sr., affectionately known as "Mr. Coca-Cola," who touched countless lives through his work, church service, and dedication to the Black community. #ArthurHJarrett #HamptonRoads #CommunityLeader #BlackHistory #MrCocaCola #LegacyOfService

An undergraduate student has overcome a major hurdle in the development of invisibility cloaks

"Panelists at a Hampton University forum commemorating the 70th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education discuss the strides made in education equity, emphasizing the role of HBCUs and the ongoing need for community engagement and parental involvement in shaping the future of public schools." #BrownvBoard #EducationEquity #HBCUs #CommunityEngagement #PublicSchools

"In a passionate plea, Shedrick Byrd of Norfolk urges for the impeachment of Justice Alito following controversy over an upside-down American flag at his residence, highlighting concerns about judicial ethics and respect for national symbols." #ImpeachAlito #AmericanFlag #SupremeCourt #JudicialEthics

"Reflecting on historical parallels and the Trump legacy, Black voters stand poised to assert their political power in the upcoming 2024 election, echoing past triumphs of civil rights movements." #BlackVoters #Election2024 #TrumpLegacy #CivilRights #PoliticalPower

President Biden recognizes the indelible contributions of civil rights icons Opal Lee and Medgar Evers, among others, by awarding them the Presidential Medal of Freedom for their tireless activism and dedication to justice. #PresidentialMedalofFreedom #OpalLee #MedgarEvers #CivilRightsIcons

Special to the Guide The Hampton Roads Black Radio Announcers (HRBRAA) established by Dr. Phil N. Nelson, former radio host of the Quiet Storm, and Rev. Dr. Glenda P. Murray Kelly of G Paris Media Group and CMM 2K, have been working hard since June 2023. The New Journal and Guide has reported on two

Groups sing historic socialist anthems at Clerkenwell Green before marching to Trafalgar Square

"Experience the timeless grace and groundbreaking vision of Dance Theatre of Harlem as they return to Hampton Roads. Founded amidst the Civil Rights Movement, this iconic company, led by Arthur Mitchell, continues to defy conventions and inspire audiences worldwide." #DanceTheatreofHarlem, #ArthurMitchell, #Ballet, #VirginiaArtsFestival, #Norfolk, #LorraineGraves