“The Path” – Charlottesville
When the time came to move to Charlottesville, it was the summer of 1960. For all we knew Charlottesville might as well ...
When the time came to move to Charlottesville, it was the summer of 1960. For all we knew Charlottesville might as well ...
“Red” they called him fondly, was raised in southern Georgia. One of seven children raised by a widowed mother. He knew ...
Now, I am not a historian but I am, a student of history. As one of my favorite historians, John Hope Franklin, has said...
When I was a kid growing up in Richmond, Virginia between 1953 and 1960, I lived in a middle class neighborhood of singl...
Bring Me All Of Your Dreams You Dreamer: Languidly, the lion roams the jungle of his environment looking for prey. Awake...
Economists view the price system within the macro economy as a function of supply and demand and market share. Prices c...
To the family, pulpit guest, and to all of you who have come to pay respects to my friend and to your friend Bryant McCl...
The forefathers of this organization had the vision and courage to embark on a mission of salvation to improve the healt...
Mr. Lee's memoir offers an unreserved account of his childhood in the Jim Crow South, his journey through the tumultuous Civil Rights era as he came of age, and the challenges he faced in defying stereotypes, both as a young entrepreneur and later as a successful attorney.