By Michael Paul Williams, Richmond Times-Dispatch As executive director of the Robert Russa Moton Museum, Ward took one of the most discordant chapters in Virginia history — a tale of
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1963-1964 Kennedy Administration effort foreshadowed modern education reform movement The Moton Museum and Longwood University invite the community to two free, public events on Monday, April 7th, commemorating the 50th
From Longwood University: Teri Kanefield, an author whose books for young readers include a biography of civil rights pioneer and Prince Edward County native Barbara Johns, will speak Wednesday, April
Read More from ‘Barbara Johns’ author talk and book signing April 2nd at Longwood
Joins Historic Jamestowne and National D-Day Memorial on 2014 list 2014 marks 60 years since the decision was handed down by the United States Supreme Court for Brown v. Board of
Walgreens VP and best-selling author brings message of unity and resilience 5:30PM Wed, Jan 22nd, at Jarman Longwood University and the Moton Museum invite the entire community to Jarman Hall
Read More from Longwood, Moton to host community MLK Celebration Jan 22nd & 23rd
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