Bridge of Lament
Bridge of Lament CollectiveDaily readings between Juneteenth and Independence Day to remember, lament, and seek renewal for our city
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Are We There Yet?
In 2019, the New York Times published a long-form journalistic history of America called the 1619 Project, named after the year that “20 and odd” enslaved Africans arrived at Point Comfort, a coastal port at the tip of the Virginia peninsul...
Ota Benga Memorial Program
The Fifth Annual Ota Benga Memorial Program
6:00pm March 21st
St John’s Episcopal Church in Lynchburg, Virginia
The tragic story of Ota Benga, a man from the Pygmy people of the Congo who lived the last years of his life in Lynchburg, Vi...
In Case You Missed It: Rev. Dr. Owen Cardwell, Jr.
In 1962, Rev. Dr. Owen Cardwell, Jr., enrolled and entered ninth grade at E.C. Glass High School as one of the first two Black students. A year later, Cardwell attended the March on Washington and heard Martin Luther King give his “I Have a...
In Case You Missed It: Massive Resistance
In 1959, Barbara Johns, a Black teenager, courageously led a walkout of Prince Edward County Virginia’s underfunded Black public school, one of the watersheds of the famous Brown vs Board of Education ruling. Resistance followed in the clos...
Day 16: Across the Bridge
May we pursue the best for our city’s students today, in the spirit of the undeniably great African American leaders of the past and present who devoted their lives to improving Lynchburg.
Education is deeply ingrained in the fabric of Lyn...
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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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