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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The Robert Russa Moton Museum welcomes Justin G. Reid as its first Associate Director for Museum Operations. In his new role, Justin will oversee the day-to-day functions of the museum,
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Four organizations have joined forces to preserve the memories of students who were affected by Virginia’s school desegregation efforts and will hold events throughout the state this spring. AARP Virginia
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Join us Tuesday, April 17th from 5-7pm as Theresa G performs a one-woman play based on the life of Barbara Johns, the young 16 year-old who led the historic 1951
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The Robert Russa Moton Museum asks that area churches observe Johns-Griffin Day on Sunday, April 22nd, 2012. A resolution in recognition of their contributions can be read during worship services
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