Yesterday My Natural Me’s Liletta Harlem hosted a virtual event dedicated to Women’s History Month and changemakers of the past, present and future. They discuss the following issues:
What can you do to be a history maker?
How do you show up consistently?
Overcoming negative biases and changing the game in the process!
They discuss advocacy within their communities and their inspirations.
by Jennifer Roberts On Thursday, May 22nd, George C. Wolfe’s “The Colored Museum” opened at Savannah College of Art & Design’s Atlanta campus to a sold-out show. The cast included Prince William County’s own Genesis B. Graves, a 2024 graduate of Charles J. Colgan High School, who also trained at The Governor’s School Intensive Program. Graves is a […]
WOODBRIDGE, Va. – Supervisor Margaret Angela Franklin of the Woodbridge Magisterial District expresses her deep sorrow at the passing of Congressman Gerald Connolly. “Congressman Connolly was a strong and supportive partner in getting things done for our community,” said Supervisor Franklin. “He was a courageous fighter achieving the goals that mattered most to the people of Woodbridge […]