Henry Brailey Photo from Richmond Free Press
Free At Last!
Free at Last! Henry Brailey freed after 15 years of inequitable sentence Read Article
This picture was taken on February 17, 2015 from El-Amin's officein the Lee Medical Bldg, 1805 Monument Avenue, Suite 506 which is adjacent to the Robert E. Lee statute.
Approve Sa’ad El-Amin’s Motion to Intervene
Approve Sa'ad El-Amin's Motion to Intervene Approve Sa'ad El-Amin's Motion to Intervene This picture was taken on February 17,2015 from El-Amin's office in the Lee Medical Bldg, 1805 Monument Avenue,…
Taking Down Confederate Iconography
Robert E. Lee Statue Richmond, VA View the Appendix of Documents to Motion to Intervene
Henry Brailey his mother and stepfather
Free Henry Brailey
Free Henry Brailey Free Henry Brailey We invite you to go to our website, 1619Inc.com and read this brief commentary on the importance of advocacy especially for civil and human…
Sign the Petition to Remove the Robert E Lee Statue
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Sign the Petition to Governor Northam to Free Henry Brailey
Please click on and sign the Petition to Governor Northam to free Henry Brailey
Figure 2 Note the pleasing appearance and contemplative ambiance.
How We Will Advocate the RVA Burial Grounds
In a letter we intend to send to Richmond City Council and the Mayor will request the following: That the City Council appoint an ad hoc committee of at least…
Figure 27 May 26-28 Edition "Richmond Free Press" 'Sacred Ground Victory'
African Burial Ground I
Burial Ground I is located at or near the intersection of 15th and Broad Streets in downtown Richmond just north of East Broad Street between Interstate 95 and the CSX…
In Public School
The 1954 decision in Brown vs. Board of Education addressed the admission of Black students in racially segregated schools including public schools in Virginia. In so doing, this case dealt…
Figure 6 The questionable expansion of the Hebrew Cemetery west along Hospital Street.
Hebrew Cemetery
The Hebrew Cemetery opened on Richmond’s north side after the city designated two acres for the burial of free people of color and enslaved persons. The city council approved the…