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Red Hill Rediscovered: The Principal Restoration of Patrick Henry’s Red Hill
Join Red Hill-Patrick Henry National Memorial Curator Cody Youngblood for an exciting lecture telling the story of Red Hill’s principal restoration.
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Beyond Black Radicalism: How America’s Great Migration to New York City Shaped Electoral Politics
Join us for “Beyond Black Radicalism,” a free talk by Janira Teague, historian and member of our 2022–23 Virginia HBCU Scholars Fellowship cohort.
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Safe in a Midwife’s Hands
Join Virginia Humanities Fellow and author Linda Janet Holmes for an inspiring author talk on her latest book, Safe in a Midwife’s Hands. As a writer, independent scholar, and long-time …
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Rage, Resistance & Response in The Infamous Rosalie
Join Ima Hicks, Assistant Professor of Languages and Literature at Virginia Union University, for “Rage, Resistance & Response in The Infamous Rosalie,” a talk highlighting the research she conducted on the novel as a Virginia Humanities HBCU Scholars Fellow.
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A Silent and Dignified Army
In this discussion, Dr. Derrick Lanois—one of our 2022–23 HBCU Scholars Fellows—will shed light on the men and women who changed the U.S.
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Brooding Over Bloody Revenge: Enslaved Women, ‘Wild Justice’ & Lethal Resistance to Slavery
Join the Frontier Culture Museum for the next installment of its 2023 Lecture Series.
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Alexander Spotswood’s Germanna: A Gateway to Colonial Virginia’s West
Join the Frontier Culture Museum for the next installment of its 2023 Lecture Series.
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Red Hill Rediscovered: Patrick Henry and Dying in the 18th Century
Join Red Hill-Patrick Henry National Memorial Curator Cody Youngblood as he answers the questions about Patrick Henry’s death.
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Race, Removal, and the Right to Remain: Migration and the Making of the United States
Join the Frontier Culture Museum for the final installment of its 2023 Lecture Series.
