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The BLK RVA Community Awards returned to the historic Hippodrome Theater, celebrating Richmond’s Black leaders, creatives, and organizations driving culture, heritage, and community impact—honoring powerful contributions that uplift pride and champion Black excellence across the region.
Today is Election Day here in VA. Voting happens for the the General Assembly. Get out and be part of community.
Abi’s Books and Brews offered free coffee to African American guests, sparking heated reactions online. The owner says it’s about awareness, tough conversations, and recognizing everyday inequalities that often go unseen in Richmond’s community.
Dr. KáLyn Coghill reflects on growing up in a Black Richmond, confronting gentrification, and reclaiming space through Hoodrat Scholarship—a powerful blend of truth-telling, resistance, and radical love for community.
The 22nd Happily Natural Festival, beginning Friday, August 28, brings three days of farms, panels, music, and brunch to Richmond, fostering connection, dialogue, and celebration of Black identity, Culture, food, and community healing.
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