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The Richmond 34: The Silent Victory chronicles a part of Richmond history that had a big impact on the Civil Rights Movement. Learn more about this history and the upcoming movie. Read More - People Are Dying – Virginia’s Vote on April 21 Can Help Change That
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he proposed merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery could create one of the most powerful media companies in the world but that level of consolidation comes with real risks. It boils down to fewer independent voices. When fewer companies control major platforms, there’s less competition, less diversity in perspectives. Read More - Voting Rights: Good News if You’ve Paid Your Dues!
Presenting part three of our four-part series on Virginia’s 2026 proposed constitutional amendments. In this article, we take a closer look at HJR 2, which guarantees the automatic restoration of voting rights for felons who served their sentences and were not convicted of certain common law felonies. Read More