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Past Projects

A Treasured Collection

Researcher Publishes Open Letter to Culpepper Man

March 5, 2019

Researcher, Zann Nelson spent 13 years digging into the lynching of an African American man in Culpeper, Va in 1918. Nelson then led an effort to have the General Assembly express "profound regret" for it's lynching history in Virginia.

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Green Book helped black travelers navigate racist terrain

March 1, 2019

Publicity and controversy surrounding the Oscar-winning movie "Green Book" has sparked interest in the history of the publication, the Negro Motorist Guide. Here is a little insight on the role Virginia played in this travel guide. *video clip courtesy of Smithsonian Channel*

Health Commisioner Says Most Whites Are Unconsciously Anti-Black

February 14, 2019


The commissioner of the Virginia Department of Health faces backlash after stating that most white people are unconsciously “pro-white” and “anti-black.” 

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Virginia Expresses 'Profound Regret' for History of Lynchings

February 11, 2019

State legislators have unanimously passed resolutions to "acknowledge with profound regret the existence and acceptance of lynching" in Virginia.

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ERA Supporters to Protest Daily After Resolution Killed

January 29, 2019

The women's advocacy group VARatifyEra, protest at the Capitol in hopes of Virginia becoming the 38th state to ratify the Equals Rights Amendment.

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Event Promotes Racial Reconciliation on Virginia’s 400th Anniversary

January 29, 2019

With art, music, dance and spoken word, a national organization that fights injustice is holding a two-day event in Richmond to reflect on the history of slavery in Virginia and to promote racial reconciliation.

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Virginia Lawmakers Request Toll Freeze for Federal Workers

January 11, 2019

Del. Karrie Delaney, D-Fairfax, and 14 other members of the Virginia General Assembly sent a letter Friday to state Transportation Secretary Shannon Valentine and the Dulles Greenway requesting toll relief for federal workers commuting without pay during the federal government’s shutdown.

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Democratic Legislators on Gun Violence: ‘It’s Common Sense’

January 7, 2019

Parker Slaybaugh, a spokesman for Republican Kirk Cox, the speaker of the House of Delegates, said in a statement Monday that the House Democratic Caucus “created a campaign masked as focusing on school safety.”

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Legislators host Town Hall for Henrico Constituents

January 4, 2019

With the federal government shut down over an impasse between Democrats and Republicans, state legislators from both parties emphasized bipartisanship at a town hall meeting Wednesday evening at Tuckahoe Library.

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Portfolio: Work

Creations by Clark's Journal

Journalisic Photography

This collection of images include all of my work while cover event, meetings, and working on individual profile stories.

Portfolio: Welcome
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