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Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, seated center, signs a bill abolishing the death penalty, surrounded by legislators and activists at Greensville Correctional Center in Jarratt, Va., on March 24, 2021.Photo: Steve Helber/APVirginia Gov. Ralph Northam, seated center, signs a bill abolishing the death penalty, surrounded by legislators and activists at Greensville Correctional Center in Jarratt, Va., on March 24, 2021.Photo: Steve Helber/AP
The Long Shadow of Virginiaâs Death Penalty
Virginia made history when it abolished capital punishment. But for those who were proximate to the stateâs 113 executions, closure remains complicated.
April 11 2021, 12:20Â p.m.
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, seated center, signs a bill abolishing the death penalty, surrounded by legislators and activists at Greensville Correctional Center in Jarratt, Va., on March 24, 2021.Photo: Steve Helber/APVirginia Gov. Ralph Northam, seated center, signs a bill abolishing the death penalty, surrounded by
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The more than 500,000 people we lost to the pandemic so far form a portrait of America. For this series of short films, we asked five people to celebrate the life of someone close to them. Directed by Ben Proudfoot Ben Proudfoot is a filmmaker and the founder of Breakwater Studios.
84 We’ve lost hundreds of thousands of people with two things in common: They were Americans, and the coronavirus ended their lives. For these short documentaries, the filmmaker Ben Proudfoot asked five different people to tell the story of someone they lost to the pandemic not to dwell on their deaths, but to celebrate how they lived. Together they form a portrait of America.