
Daily readings between Juneteenth and Independence Day to remember, lament, and seek renewal for our city
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Thank you for joining us on the bridge crossing this year! If you’ve spent any amount of time with us, you’ve probably read about Ota Benga. Last year, we shared his story: Ota Benga, 1883-1916. This year, the Ota Benga International Commit...
In the present day, with a Supreme Court blind to racial disparities and continued injustice and a President determined to federalize elections and extend voting restrictions nationwide, the words of civil rights leader A. Philip Randolph h...
As in yesterday’s post, the following images were graciously shared with Bridge of Lament by Dr. Robert L. Canida, II, PhD, Chief Inclusive Excellence Officer at the University of Lynchburg. They are sourced from a presentation he gave at t...
The following images were graciously shared with Bridge of Lament by Dr. Robert L. Canida, II, PhD, Chief Inclusive Excellence Officer at the University of Lynchburg. They are sourced from a presentation he gave at the Jones Memorial Librar...
Charles Q. “CQ” Brown, Jr., was a “military brat” like me. He joined the Air Force ROTC detachment at Texas Tech University when I was a senior and a cadet leader, preparing to graduate and earn my commission as a second lieutenant in the U...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Residents of the Lynchburg, Virginia, area who hope to draw members of our community into remembrance and lament, and ultimately to a renewed pursuit of equality and justice in our city.
Ron Miller is a college administrator, church elder, veteran, writer, technology enthusiast, and husband, father, & grandfather. Views expressed are his own and do not represent the positions of any organization with which he is affiliated.
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