The Virginia Opera and the Richmond Symphony presented Damien Geter’s new opera about the landmark Supreme Court case ...

A state historical marker titled “Resilience Among Resistance” now stands on the Western District U.S. Courthouse grounds in Harrisonburg, where a judge twice upheld the U.S. Supreme Court’s Brown v.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin and six other Virginia governors celebrate the 71st anniversary of the Supreme Court's landmark decision ...

A Virginia story that changed the country takes the stage in Richmond as an opera about the U.S Supreme Court case Loving v.

They could have called it “Virginia Hasn’t Always Been for Lovers,” after Phyl Newbeck’s book, subtitled “Interracial ...

I received an email about an event happening on May 17, 2025, at Virginia Commonwealth University, marking the 71st ...

Two officials said that as a result of the investigation, which was conducted by Naval Special Warfare Group 2, the sailor’s ...

Mildred, a Black woman, and Richard ... Michie as Mildred and Richard Loving during dress rehearsal of “Loving v. Virginia” Tuesday evening, April 22. The opera will premier Friday, April ...

The chains were invisible, but they effectively disenfranchised the descendants of enslaved African Americans or Negros — in the best of times — as they were ...

The couple planned an elegant celebration with a black and white color palette. When Niesha Gibbs and Melvin Rowden met in ...

The new opera, “Loving v. Virginia,” is about the precedent-setting 1967 U.S. Supreme Court decision and will make its world premiere Friday at the Harrison Opera House in Norfolk.

A new state historical marker will be unveiled Saturday in Harrisonburg documenting the resilience of those fighting against segregation in Virginia.