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Building A Bigger Table In Williamsburg
Juneteenth 2025 is in full swing! A week of special events designed to “educate, commemorate and celebrate” freedom from American slavery was...
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Inside a 1760 Schoolhouse for Black Children is a Complicated History of Slavery and Resilience
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (AP) — A Virginia museum has nearly finished restoring the nation's oldest surviving schoolhouse for Black children, where...
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Williamsburg Church Members Remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Visit in 1962
In 1962, at the height of the Civil Rights movement in the United States, Doctor Martin Luther King Jr. went to the First Baptist Church in...
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Inside a 1760 Schoolhouse for Black Children is a Complicated History of Slavery and Resilience
Williamsburg Church Members Remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Visit in 1962
Rebuilding The Historic First Baptist Church
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Williamsburg Area Observes National Day of Racial Healing
How This Community Organizer Is Using Data To Confront Education Inequity for Black Students
In Colonial Williamsburg, a Paved-Over Parking Lot and an Almost-Lost School Teach Lessons About Racism
