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International Women s Day: Staunton Queen City Women s Day

There are 60 plus women-owned businesses in Staunton. Celebrate their contributions to the Queen City. Check out the event s schedule.

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New director announced for Virginia Center for the Book

On Monday, Virginia Humanities announced that Kalela Williams will serve as the new director.

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Education 2022: See No Evil Hear No Evil Teach No Evil?

Six educators and three writers reflect on the fierce debate over teaching American history in 2022.

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The Fight Over How to Teach America s Past Is Itself a Test

Kalela Williams, the writer and educator behind Black History Maven, on why we “can’t afford to be shy in talking about the past.”

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Celebrate Black History Month at these events - South Philly Review

Learn about free black Philadelphian As part of the Museum of the American Revolution’s Black History Month celebration, guests can explore the life and legacy of James Forten, a free black Philadelphian, Revolutionary War privateer and stalwart abolitionist.

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