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In 2020, in a long-overdue move, Virginia removed from its state capitol the busts and statues honoring Confederate generals and officials. And recently, the...
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In 2020, in a long-overdue move, Virginia removed from its state capitol the busts and statues honoring Confederate generals and officials. And recently, the...
By Rosaland Tyler Associate Editor New Journal and Guide Dr. Joanne Harris Lucas, a retired Virginia Beach educator, still cherishes a keepsake autograph that...
In 1930, at the height of Jim Crow segregation in Norfolk, the city bragged about 20 miles of its border that was adorned with beautiful...
