by RVA Staff | Jun 8, 2020 | OPINION
Retired law enforcement officer Brett L. Saunders says, “We all must work towards stamping out intolerance around us” — and that it’s particularly important for police to check themselves and their peers. Let me begin by saying that I’m an old,...
by RVA Staff | Jun 3, 2020 | EDITORIAL
In a time of nation wide protests against racist police violence, RVA Magazine Managing Partner Landon Shroder urges white people to do the work, support Black protesters, and follow their lead in standing against a system of white supremacy. When I worked in Iraq, I...
by Kaylin Cecchini | Apr 28, 2020 | OPINION
Not only does relaxation of EPA rules about pollution harm the environment, it increases risk factors for COVID-19, writes Kaylin Cecchini. Often in times of crisis, whether they be political, professional, or personal, some components of ordinary operation get thrown...
by Amy Rector | Mar 31, 2020 | OPINION
Governor Northam’s stay-at-home order is more than an inconvenient imposition; it’s an opportunity to care for your loved ones and the community as a whole. We as humans have been through this pandemic thing before. We’ve seen members of our immediate and...
by Kaylin Cecchini | Mar 30, 2020 | OPINION
“I struggle to understand the immediacy of action and lack of concern for those students,” writes VCU student Kaylin Cecchini after VCU emptied their Honors College dorms of student belongings without advance notice. As my graduation rapidly approaches I...
by Rabbi Michael Knopf | Dec 10, 2019 | OPINION
“The soul of this nation is sick because of the bad faith of white supremacy. That bad faith both made us what we are, and continues to break us apart. But there is a cure.” As 2019 approaches its end, and as the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts unveils...
