Bridge of Lament
Bridge of Lament Collective, Ron Miller, Anika Prather, Kenton Martin, Rebecca PickardDaily readings between Juneteenth and Independence Day to remember, lament, and seek renewal for our city
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Latest Issues
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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.
Day 15: Hope from the Ashes: The Rise of Lynchburg’s Black Colleges (Part Two)
Yesterday, we looked at some of the challenges facing the Black community in Lynchburg in the 1880s: violent white backlash, unjust policing, unequal school funding, how a history of racist laws made it difficult to find qualified teachers,...
Day 14: Hope from the Ashes: The Rise of Lynchburg’s Black Colleges (Part One)
The posts for the next two days are arranged to fit our bridge metaphor--to move from lament to hope. I have a hopeful story to tell. But to properly appreciate its triumph, I need to begin in difficult times. Tomorrow I will tell the story...
Day 13: Liberty University, 2007–Present (Part Two)
The distinction between an inclusive and exclusive culture depends on the degree to which the creators of that culture are committed to understanding and actively addressing the concerns of others.
Authors
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, educator, church elder, community activist, veteran, and technology enthusiast. He lives in Forest, Virginia, and is a devoted husband and father to three adult children. He recently became a grandfather.
Christian. Wife. Mother. Classical Griot. Love Warrior. Teacher. Sankofa.
Loved by Jesus. Husband, father, and project manager who seeks to know the past to better the future. Bridge of Lament project coordinator.
Poet and person of God / Researcher of the South River Quakers and revolutionary Virginia abolitionism
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