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Launching into the future: George Mason Elementary School students look up with excitement at Amos Miles, an education specialist with the Science Museum of Virginia, during the launch of the Brothers United mentoring program. Richmond Public Schools launched the initiative Saturday to pair African-American children with African-American male mentors. Officials hope to expand the pilot program in the future to all city schools. (Regina H. Boone/Richmond Free Press)

Launching into the future: George Mason Elementary School students look up with excitement at Amos Miles, an education specialist with the Science Museum of Virginia, …

Published on March 29, 2019
Dr. Ravi K. Perry

Dr. Ravi K. Perry

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Emmanuel Asquo

Emmanuel Asquo

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Dr. Lisa Hill

Dr. Lisa Hill

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Charles Stevens

Charles Stevens

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Kimberly Sigler

Kimberly Sigler

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Daniela Jacobs

Daniela Jacobs

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Nate Evans

Nate Evans

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Elizer Zambrano

Elizer Zambrano

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Luis Tiant

Luis Tiant

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Chico Ruiz

Chico Ruiz

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Luigi Rodriguez

Luigi Rodriguez

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Horace Clarke

Horace Clarke

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Coach Kelvin Sampson

Coach Kelvin Sampson

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Coach Leonard Hamilton

Coach Leonard Hamilton

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Coach Tony Benford

Coach Tony Benford

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Jeffrey Randolph of Chesterfield, the great-nephew of the late civil rights icon, helped to unveil one marker, along with Connie Cuffee, president of the sorority’s Richmond Alumnae Chapter, and Virginia First Lady Pam Northam.

Jeffrey Randolph of Chesterfield, the great-nephew of the late civil rights icon, helped to unveil one marker, along with Connie Cuffee, president of the sorority’s …

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Published on March 28, 2019

Published on March 28, 2019