Deal of the Day
Blakey: 'Racism' key to any discussion of race
W&M anthropologist leads community conversation about race in Richmond.
Women heal wounds by facing history
Betty Kilby Baldwin and Phoebe Kilby live the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream every day.
Times-Dispatch wins award for 'Race in Richmond' online project
The Richmond Times-Dispatch won a Salute to Excellence award from the National Association of Black Journalists for the newspaper's online project for its series "Race in Richmond: The Next Chapter."
One family, many shades
Linwood Carroll Sr., a Chesterfield County grandfather, thinks of his family as a rainbow. This is the changing face of Virginia, where the mixed-race population grew by 63.1 percent between 2000 and 2010.
Area schools growing more diverse
The Advanced Placement Spanish students at J.R. Tucker High School were not at all surprised to hear that nearly two dozen languages are spoken in Guatemala, a Central American country the size of Tennessee.
SLAVE TRAIL The Richmond City Council Slave Trail Commission has launched a new website. The site includes a downloadable Slave Trail map as well as other information. |
WHAT'S IN YOUR ATTIC? Maria Rippe found a surprising chapter in her family's history in an old bible. Share your stories by clicking here. |
SUBMIT YOUR VIDEO: Share your vision for incorporating Richmond's past into its future. Go to Share Your Video. |
 PDF:Richmond Timeline: 1607-1865 |
Race in Richmond:
The next chapter
Chapter 1: Starting the conversation
Chapter 2: Thalhimers sit-in
Chapter 3: Jackson Ward
Chapter 4: Building trust
Chapter 5: Attitudes about race
Chapter 6: Touring Richmond's history
Chapter 7: Trailblazers
Chapter 8: Diversity in schools
Chapter 9: Multi-race families
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