New Civil Rights exhibition explores origin and aftermath of ‘Brown v. Board’ Before the sit-ins in Greensboro, before the Montgomery bus boycott, there was the 1951 Moton Student Strike in
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Executive producers have local roots The Moton Museum is proud to host the Virginia premiere of Free Angela & All Political Prisoners by Peabody Award winning filmmaker Shola Lynch, Thursday,
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The entire world is invited to attend the first ever Virginia Foundation for the Humanities (VFH) online film screening and discussion event, entitled A Republic Corrupted at Birth, on Thursday,
On Thursday, February 21st, the Moton Museum will travel an hour east to co-host ‘A Dream Deferred: The 1959-64 Prince Edward County School Closings’ at the American Civil War Center
It was standing room only as hundreds gathered to hear General Larry O. Spencer, Vice Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force, deliver the 2013 Martin Luther King
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