Former Gov. L. Douglas Wilder talks about conditions in Richmond during his childhood during Monday’s symposium on race and American society at Virginia Commonwealth University.
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Problems of the 1960s still plague black community
The problems driving dissatisfaction among African-Americans in the 1960s — discriminatory police practices, unemployment, unequal pay, poverty and more — continue to plague many people in the African-American community today.
