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T.C. Williams Law School was named after a tobacco business owner who owned 25 to 40 enslaved people, according to the university, which changed the name of the law school last year.
The University of Richmond removed the name of T.C. Williams from its law school because he reportedly owned up to 40 slaves during the 1800s.
Robert C. Smith wrote a letter to the University of Richmond demanding it pay back his family's donations after they removed his family name from the school.
The University of Richmond removed the name of T.C. Williams from its law school because he reportedly owned up to 40 slaves during the 1800s.
The University of Richmond removed the name of T.C. Williams from its law school because he reportedly owned up to 40 slaves during the 1800s.