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Art or ingots, Charlottesville's Confederate statues await their fate | State and Regional News - Vimarsana News

Art or ingots, Charlottesville's Confederate statues await their fate | State and Regional News

It’s been a year since statues of Confederates Robert E. Lee and Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson stood in Charlottesville’s downtown parks, but the controversy over the removal and the statues' fates

Confederate statues' fates still in limbo at Charlottesville - Vimarsana News

Confederate statues' fates still in limbo at Charlottesville

CHARLOTTESVILLE — It’s been a year since statues of Confederates Robert E. Lee and Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson stood in Charlottesville’s downtown parks, but the controversy over the removal and the

National Park Service Explores Incorporating Legacy of Black Panther Party in Historical Site - Vimarsana News

National Park Service Explores Incorporating Legacy of Black Panther Party in Historical Site

The National Park Service's quest for a national park site about the Black Panther Party aims to incorporate Black history into its documentary on America. 

Art Memory Project connects art students with children worldwide - Vimarsana News

Art Memory Project connects art students with children worldwide

According to founder Ben Schumaker, the goal of the Memory Project is to promote intercultural understanding and kindness between children around the

University of Georgia Experts Estimate Black Residents Who Were Displaced to Make Room for Dormitories Should Get $5M In Reparations - Vimarsana News

University of Georgia Experts Estimate Black Residents Who Were Displaced to Make Room for Dormitories Should Get $5M In Reparations

Black residents who were pushed out of their Georgia homes in the 1960s for student housing are entitled to upwards of $5 million, a new report shows.