Richard Walker, candidate for the 71st District of Virginia's House of Delegates, writes that Virginia "needs more than incremental change influenced by monopoly utilities and corporate interests." Virginia must be a Commonwealth built on the rights of all people to...
Advocates Frustrated by Democratic Leadership on Police Reform
The General Assembly has made progress on police reform in Virginia, but for advocates and progressive legislators, passing reform of qualified immunity is an essential piece of the puzzle. Virginia has made headlines in recent months for criminal justice reform...
Sexual Abuse Reporting Bills Gain Momentum in General Assembly
Both bills would seek to give victims of sexual abuse their day in court by allowing more time to file claims after the current statute of limitations has passed. Two bills recently passed the House unanimously that aim to change the state’s statute of limitations for...
As Virginia Grapples With Gun Violence, School District Looks for Solutions
At a town hall held by Richmond Public Schools, city officials came together with parents to discuss solutions to gun violence, which disproportionately affects black males in Virginia. In Virginia, where the annual number of firearm-related deaths paces the national...
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