Hey come work with me as a Curator of Popular Culture at my museum. You get to have all the fun and I'll hold down the buzzkill/hard history side of things... as always.
Chris Graham, Journeyman Buzzkill
Chris Graham, Journeyman Buzzkill
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Historian and author of Faith, Race, and the Lost Cause: Confessions of a Southern Church. A Clodhopper from North Carolina, forced to live on the mountain of conceit, Richmond, Va. Museums are not neutral.
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The memorial window for R.E. Lee at St. Paul's in Richmond, unveiled in 1892, features a scene of Moses rejecting Pharoah's invitation to join his household, with the inscription from Hebrews 11:24 ...
I'm reading john randolph tucker's speech defending slavery and secession and the part where he compares Lincoln to the biblical Rameses saying "Pharoah was resolved not to let the people go" is an incredible bit for a literal slaver
Anyhow, read more about this window and the companion memorial to Jeff Davis that also invoked a Biblical metaphor, here: www.upress.virginia.edu/title/5909/
The memorial window for R.E. Lee at St. Paul's in Richmond, unveiled in 1892, features a scene of Moses rejecting Pharoah's invitation to join his household, with the inscription from Hebrews 11:24 ...
I'm reading john randolph tucker's speech defending slavery and secession and the part where he compares Lincoln to the biblical Rameses saying "Pharoah was resolved not to let the people go" is an incredible bit for a literal slaver
The memorial window for R.E. Lee at St. Paul's in Richmond, unveiled in 1892, features a scene of Moses rejecting Pharoah's invitation to join his household, with the inscription from Hebrews 11:24 ...
I'm reading john randolph tucker's speech defending slavery and secession and the part where he compares Lincoln to the biblical Rameses saying "Pharoah was resolved not to let the people go" is an incredible bit for a literal slaver
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Join us today at 3pm on Zoom for an interesting conversation on some of the new spaces and settings where developing community, cultivating sacred experience, and practicing ritual exist outside of houses of worship. Register here: raac.indianapolis.iu.edu/programs/rel...
"In a statement, Attorney General Todd Blanche said that the charges against Lucas and her co-defendants 'reveal the behavior of a public servant who will put her own financial interests before the people she was elected to serve.'" wut?
L. Louise Lucas has been arrested in connection with an alleged bribery and racketeering scheme, a Justice Department spokesperson said Thursday.
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Library of Virginia Completes Five-Year Effort to Digitize 99 ‘Free Negro Registers’ for Virginia Untold: The African American Narrative (via #LibraryofVirginia) www.lva.virginia.gov/about/news/p... #ushistory #digitalcollections #digitization
As best as I can tell, this is the corner of Brook Road and Duval Street in Jackson Ward. This site is a vacant corner lot but the Eco Flats building is to the right rear in this photo. The brick row in the back on the other side of the street was a victim of the interstate.
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FYI the Richmond Folk Fest livestreams here.
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VMFA returned an 1840 work by enslaved potter David Drake to his descendants, then paid $679,000 to buy it back for public display.
Operation Cue
ID: PHC0007/-0004#P.73.02.786 "Operation Cue" Date: 5/5/1955 Artist: Federal Civil Defense Administration https://valentine.rediscoverysoftware.com/MADetailB.aspx?rID=PHC0007/-0004#P.73.02.786&db=biblio&dir=VALARCH
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This is fascinating. I think more density would help all of my favorite things about this city. storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/a809...
(Don't really do this often... but today seems like the day...) My book, the racial history of one congregation in Richmond, Virginia and how history and memory works and stops working over time... can still be had...
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