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Community
Norfolk unveils statue in honor of Richard Tucker, a key figure in the city's Black history
History
Elections of years past: Looking back at Wilder's historic wins in '85 and '89
Back in 1989, Douglas Wilder defeated Republican Marshall Coleman to become the first elected African American governor in United States history.
History
Community of free African American families honored with historic marker in Yorktown
Oral history and family gatherings kept the stories of this free community alive for generations. Now, it's forever cemented in Hampton Roads.
York County
Community of free African American families honored with historic marker in Yorktown
Oral history and family gatherings kept the stories of this free community alive for generations. Now, it's forever cemented in Hampton Roads.
Black History
The route to freedom: Portsmouth honors part of Underground Railroad
This sign will serve as a stop on the National Park Service’s Network to Freedom Trail, which honors those who bravely risked their lives to escape or help.
Black History
Portsmouth honors part of Underground Railroad
This sign will serve as a stop on the National Park Service’s Network to Freedom Trail, which honors those who bravely risked their lives to escape or help.
Williamsburg
Vigil service held for bodies exhumed at historic First Baptist Church site in Colonial Williamsburg
Free and enslaved African Americans formed the First Baptist Church in 1776. They are now being remembered in a payer and vigil service in Colonial Williamsburg.
My City
Black church in Williamsburg taking steps to identify ancestors buried under its parking lot.
Last year, over twenty bodies were discovered buried under the church's parking lot.
North Carolina
Freedom riders' 1947 convictions vacated in North Carolina
Last month, five District Court judges marked the 75th anniversary of the arrests of Rustin and the three other men in Chapel Hill by reading a statement of apology.
Black History
13News Now Vault: Celebrating Juneteenth in Hampton Roads
More than 130 years after the very first celebration in Texas, Juneteenth arrived in Hampton Roads at the Francis Land House in Virginia Beach.
Black History
Juneteenth weekend is here
The holiday commemorates the end of legal slavery in the united states.
Black History
The history of Juneteenth
Two years after the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation, Union armies began marching through the southern states, freeing thousands of slaves each day.
History
Elections of years past: Looking back at Wilder's historic wins in '85 and '89
Back in 1989, Douglas Wilder defeated Republican Marshall Coleman to become the first elected African American governor in United States history.
History
Community of free African American families honored with historic marker in Yorktown
Oral history and family gatherings kept the stories of this free community alive for generations. Now, it's forever cemented in Hampton Roads.
York County
Community of free African American families honored with historic marker in Yorktown
Oral history and family gatherings kept the stories of this free community alive for generations. Now, it's forever cemented in Hampton Roads.
Black History
The route to freedom: Portsmouth honors part of Underground Railroad
This sign will serve as a stop on the National Park Service’s Network to Freedom Trail, which honors those who bravely risked their lives to escape or help.
Black History
Portsmouth honors part of Underground Railroad
This sign will serve as a stop on the National Park Service’s Network to Freedom Trail, which honors those who bravely risked their lives to escape or help.
Williamsburg
Vigil service held for bodies exhumed at historic First Baptist Church site in Colonial Williamsburg
Free and enslaved African Americans formed the First Baptist Church in 1776. They are now being remembered in a payer and vigil service in Colonial Williamsburg.
My City
Black church in Williamsburg taking steps to identify ancestors buried under its parking lot.
Last year, over twenty bodies were discovered buried under the church's parking lot.
North Carolina
Freedom riders' 1947 convictions vacated in North Carolina
Last month, five District Court judges marked the 75th anniversary of the arrests of Rustin and the three other men in Chapel Hill by reading a statement of apology.
Black History
13News Now Vault: Celebrating Juneteenth in Hampton Roads
More than 130 years after the very first celebration in Texas, Juneteenth arrived in Hampton Roads at the Francis Land House in Virginia Beach.
Black History
Juneteenth weekend is here
The holiday commemorates the end of legal slavery in the united states.
Black History
The history of Juneteenth
Two years after the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation, Union armies began marching through the southern states, freeing thousands of slaves each day.
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