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Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsAmerica has a history of segregating Black and white people — in restaurants, schools, buses… even in death. In Bluefield, Virginia, graves of Black residents who helped build the town were neglected for decades in its segregated cemetery. It might have stayed that way had it not been for the efforts of one persistent woman whose family was buried there.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsWest Virginia’s vaccine rollout has been praised as one of the best in the nation. Now, a faith-based nonprofit, the Partnership of African American Churches, or PAAC, wants the state to also excel for distributing vaccines equitably to African American communities.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsActivist and physician Martin Delanywas born a free African-American at Charles Town in Jefferson County on May 6, 1812. When Delany was 10, his family…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe Block Historical District is a section of Charleston that was once the heart of the African American community. As part of a project to resurrect some…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe first of Tom Toliver’s gardens is in what looks like an unlikely place—there’s a lumber mill across the street, a busy road without sidewalks, and the…
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