Description: Examining Equity Through History: Mapping Racist Covenants, Infrastructure, and More...
Examining Equity Through History: Mapping Racist Covenants, Infrastructure, and More…
The Jefferson School African American Heritage Center's Picture Me As I Am StoryMap has selected portraits of 38 local African Americans and situated them in time, place, and community. At the turn of the 20th century, there were 12,950 Black Americans shaping the future of Charlottesville and Albemarle County. Through the lens of these 38 … Continue reading Picture Me As I Am: The Storymap
WATCH HERE Karen Waters-Wicks, Michele Claibourn, Ridge Schuyler, and Jordy Yager discuss the Continuing Legacies of Exclusionary Housing Practices in Albemarle County as part of the Community Read series hosted by Dr. Irtefa Binte-Farid, the Coordinator for Equity and Accountability in Albemarle’s Office of Equity & Inclusion. For more on Albemarle's current Community Read material, … Continue reading EVENT: The Legacies of Racist Housing Practices in Albemarle County