Farmville Herald editor Ken Woodley recently published an article that captures the spirit of the museum’s Brown Bag Lunch Series. In “Brown Bags of Healing: Moton Museum’s Fridays at Noon,”
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Please join us at the museum at 6:30pm, Wednesday, July 25th for a free screening of the acclaimed documentary, The Loving Story, followed by an audience discussion led by Longwood University’s
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Moton Museum Director Lacy Ward, Jr. delivered the commencement address to the Prince Edward County High School Class of 2012 on May 19th, charging the graduates to be prepared for
The Robert Russa Moton Museum is one step closer to becoming Virginia’s leading civil rights heritage site with the award of a $350,000 implementation grant, announced by The National Endowment
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For years, students and teachers have been asking Who is the next Martin Luther King? – the wrong question, says Professor Michelle Deardorff, co-founder and director of The Fannie Lou
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