Moton to host ‘Civil Rights in Children’s Literature’ event Friday night at 7:30 Teri Kanefield, author of ESSENCE Magazine’s favorite children’s book of 2014, ‘Girl From The Tar Paper School,’ will join
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Longwood University’s Board of Visitors has passed a formal resolution expressing regret over the institution’s actions during the civil rights era, and established a new “Moton Legacy” scholarship program to
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Event to commemorate Brown and Griffin anniversaries, honor former state senator Henry L. Marsh The Moton Museum and title sponsors, Centra Southside Community Hospital, the County of Prince Edward and
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Partnership would ensure museum site and mission for future generations Longwood University and the Robert Russa Moton Museum, the National Historic Landmark where a 1951 student strike helped launch the
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Encourages students to visit and learn from Farmville The following excerpt, written by Virginia Board of Education president Christian Braunlich, appeared in the June 15, 2014 edition of The Daily
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