| Explore the legacy of Richmond’s Old City Hall and the coalition of Black and White trade unionists in the 1880s who championed a bold vision for the city’s future. Dr. Peter Rachleff will introduce this story while panelists Ms. Ana Edwards, Dr. Julian Hayter, and Dr. James Pope will offer their assessment of the significance of this chapter of Richmond's history for the city's future. Black History Museum Director Shakia Gullette Warren will moderate the ensuing conversation that explores how racial healing, unity, and equity can be fostered through a re-examination of this overlooked chapter of Richmond history. Registration is required for this event. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with history and shape Richmond’s future.
Click here to read Dr. Rachleff's essay, The Old Richmond City Hall Has an Important Story to Tell. Written originally 2012 and updated in 2013, it offers an introduction to the origins of Richmond’s Old City Hall. |
