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Marcus Alert
Find out more about the implementation of the Marcus Alert in Richmond VA
Occupation at Robert E Lee Monument
Marcus David Peters Circle in Richmond VA
(Photo Credit Christopher Risch)
The occupation at Robert E. Lee has been going on since May 27th and continues to this day. BLMOCCUPIERS will not leave Monument Ave until Robert E. Lee is taken down.
The Fence - The fence surrounding Marcus Davis Peters Circle (MDPC) was put up on Jan 27th by Department of General Services (DGS.) Initially the intent of the fence was to protect the work site to remove the statue, after the decision was confirmed by the courts. However, an appeal was filed to the Supreme Court of Virginia which has allowed the fence to remain until the case is heard. There is a possibility of it going all the way to Supreme Court of United States.
Removing Monuments Won’t Dismantle White Supremacy, Activists Say
Houseless Residents Say They Were Evicted Without Warning in Richmond
New COVID Restrictions Will Be Used to Suppress Black Liberation, Activists Say
Witnesses describe clash at Lee Circle between caravan of Trump supporters and a crowd of opponents
Police seize firearms from Black men at Virginia rally for gun rights
VIDEO: Protestors gather outside of RPD on Friday night
Protesters march in Goochland in support of Charlottesville man fatally shot by state troopers
Protesters march in downtown Richmond on Election Day
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, JANUARY 18- Attendies gather at the Robert E. Lee Monument as part of a Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration on January 18, 2021
State installs fence around Lee Monument to prepare for statue's future removal; appeal filed in suit
BLMRVA and BLM757
With Lee monument case tied up in court, people who transformed 'MDP Circle' are asking: What's the fence really for?
I Rise
Protesters march in Richmond commemorating 1-year-anniversary of Breonna Taylor’s death
Rally, march at Oceanfront aim to draw attention to “injustice” in Virginia Beach
A city of protest in 2020, Richmond reacts to Derek Chauvin murder conviction
Richmonders react to verdict in Derek Chauvin trial: 'This gives me some hope that we can get up this mountain.'
In Richmond, families reel from a month of gun violence that killed students, neighbors and friends
Area leaders react to Chauvin verdict
On the battlefield
Sister of Marcus-David Peters marks third anniversary of brother's killing with public celebration
Richmond Times Dispatch In-depth Interview with BLMRVA Founder
How George Floyd's murder has changed policing In VA
Supreme Court of Virginia hears appeals against of Robert E. Lee statue removal
George Floyd's Death America one year later - A German view
We're growing together': Unity Garden dedicated at Fan District church
Kimberly Probolus column: The unfinished business of Confederate monument removal
Richmond Celebrates Juneteenth
The Confederacy’s final resting place
Virginia Supreme Court clears way for Lee in Richmond to come down
Virginia Supreme Court Clears Path For Removal of Robert E Lee Statue
It'll be nice to not have Lee looking down on us anymore.' Residents and activists are eager to see Lee removed.
Virginia set to remove Richmond's Robert E. Lee statue, its largest Confederate monument
Virginia to Remove Richmond's Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee Statue
Robert E. Lee statue on historic Virginia street removed
Richmond Civilian Review Board Task Force Meets Some, But Not All Of Protesters’ Demands
In-depth Interview with Personality: Lawrence West
Richmond Civilian Review Board Task Force Meets Some, But Not All Of Protesters’ Demands
Mental health crises response in Richmond will change in December with introduction of Marcus Alert
Activists' Black liberation symbols removal makes Lee statue take down bittersweet
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