January 2002 On December 15 the board of directors of the Robert R. Moton Museum released its annual report, citing a year’s worth of achievements which President Samuel V. Wilson
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Moton Museum Unveils First Permanent Exhibit On Struggle For Civil Rights In Education
April 25, 2001 FARMVILLE, Va.-The first permanent exhibit of the Robert R. Moton Museum here, to be unveiled on April 23, summarizes half a century of efforts by African-American citizens
Prince Edward County To Commemorate 50th Anniversary Of Historic Moton Strike, Beginning Of Civil Rights Movement
April 12, 2001 FARMVILLE, Va- On Monday, April 23, citizens of this community, joined by veterans of the civil rights movement from many parts of the country, will gather to
Juan Williams, Civil Rights Veterans To Headline Fiftieth Anniversary Commemoration Of Moton Student Strike
March 19, 2001 FARMVILLE, VA- Award-winning journalist and author Juan Williams will headline the program on Monday, April 23 commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the historic student strike at Robert
Moton Strike on PBS Friday
September 13, 2000 George H. Gilliam, the message of the student strike at Robert Russa Moton High School on April 23, 1951 is “the most patriotic, most progressive story that