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Valley News - Rutland NAACP calls on fairgrounds to ban sale of racist items after slavery-era shackles sighted at gun show - Vimarsana News

Valley News - Rutland NAACP calls on fairgrounds to ban sale of racist items after slavery-era shackles sighted at gun show

RUTLAND — A local branch of the NAACP is denouncing the sale of what appeared to be slave shackles at a gun show held last weekend on the Vermont State Fairgrounds in Rutland.The Rutland Area Branch of the NAACP wrote a letter to the fairgrounds’...

Source: vnews.com
How Balint Won — and Gray Lost — the Democratic House Primary - Vimarsana News

How Balint Won — and Gray Lost — the Democratic House Primary

When Becca Balint addressed the crowd at her primary night victory celebration in Brattleboro, she said she had steeled herself for a long night and...

Balint, Gray Work to Seal the Deal as Congressional Primary Rolls Into Final Week - Vimarsana News

Balint, Gray Work to Seal the Deal as Congressional Primary Rolls Into Final Week

A few hundred people gathered at City Hall Park in Burlington on Sunday to hear Vermont Senate President Pro Tempore Becca Balint (D-Windham) explain for...

Forum examines law enforcement response to racial discrimination in Vermont - Vimarsana News

Forum examines law enforcement response to racial discrimination in Vermont

A recent forum in Rutland examined ways law enforcement and other stakeholders can address bias and discrimination in Vermont.

Source: wamc.org
Stopping Stone dedicated to Peg, a woman enslaved in Bennington - Vimarsana News

Stopping Stone dedicated to Peg, a woman enslaved in Bennington

BENNINGTON — Margaret “Peg” Bowen was enslaved in Bennington from 1772 to 1778. But her memory will live on thanks to a Stopping Stone dedicated to her in front of