Richmond leaders unveil new project, memorializes city's history in slave trade
It’s a nearly $50 million project that will include exhibits at Main Street Station and span more than 10 acres to detail the city's involvement in the slave trade.
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It’s a nearly $50 million project that will include exhibits at Main Street Station and span more than 10 acres to detail the city's involvement in the slave trade.
Richmond is dedicating 10 acres in the city’s historic Shockoe Bottom to preserve and develop a destination to acknowledge and teach about the city's sordid history with slavery.
The legacies of influential Black Americans have not always been acknowledged,
A faith-based activist group has accused Richmond of breaking its own law on funding affordable housing, while the city says it's taking its own path.
[Episcopal News Service] During a visit to the Diocese of Virginia on Dec. 3, Presiding Bishop Michael Curry learned about a dark chapter in the history of Rich