Michael Paul Williams
If Black Lives Matter doesn’t look like your father’s social justice movement, perhaps that’s because it draws less inspiration from the Rev. …
The Richmond Transparency and Accountability Project was founded three years ago to shine a light on police misconduct. But who now speaks for…
Statues to the Confederate president, generals, soldiers and sailors have fallen by the wayside.
The home visits of elected officials that have become a calling card of Richmond demonstrations are not what our ailing democracy needs.
Tyrone E. Nelson (left) and Thomas M. Branin, members of the Henrico County Board of Supervisors, listened to a presentation at a meeting in J…
For TV viewers of often-stormy Richmond City Council meetings, Edna Keys-Chavis was a picture of dignified professionalism as city clerk.
“How can anybody be so callous and inconsiderate to these children?” asked Hanover Supervisor Canova Peterson.
While Richmond has grabbed headlines by toppling Confederate monuments, Asheville, N.C., is taking an important step in repairing Black lives.
They’re being told that it’s safe to return to school. But many area teachers feel like they’re being asked to rush into the still-burning bui…
The moral arc bending toward justice is visible from Hill Monument Parkway, a North Side street named for the Confederate general.