Bridge of Lament
Bridge of Lament CollectiveDaily readings between Juneteenth and Independence Day to remember, lament, and seek renewal for our city
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 45 | Subscribers | Read | bridgeoflament.substack.com |
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Lynchburg Votes!
In 2023, Bridge of Lament shared the history of the first five Black Lynchburg city councilmen elected to office in the 1880s. In honor of this current election week, we share this story once again, but with new and important content to con...
Day 16: Rise, Celebrate, and Speak
This has been a complicated week for America, and many are discouraged. While it feels like our land cracks around us, I am encouraged that we have crossed this year’s bridge of lament together. As I think about the Fourth of July, I apprec...
Day 15: Come Celebrate Liberation Season with Me!
This essay is republished with the author's permission. Find the original posting here.
Day 14: Desegregating Lynchburg's Swimming Pools
A version of this post was presented at the celebration of the 60th Anniversary of Camp Kum-Ba-Yah's pool integration, held at Camp KBY on July 3, 2021. The message influenced Endstation Theatre Company's production of the play, "Buried Dee...
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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.
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