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My name is Onion. I am a 26 years old, first-generation Korean-American immigrant. I live in Falls Church, VA right now and I have grown to love this area for…
At the onset of President Nixon’s first term, his Attorney General John N. Mitchell said “watch what we do, not what we say.”
After voters in the City of Richmond voted against allowing a casino to be built in the city earlier this month, a state senator and local leaders are pushing for…
Gun ownership is on the rise with over 7.5 million new gun owners in the United States over since 2019. During that period of time, there has been a pandemic,…
by Tram Nguyen, the Co-Executive Director of New Virginia Majority and Alexsis Rodgers, the Virginia State Director for Care in Action.
This winter, while looking through my late father’s papers, I found a receipt I’d never seen before: It was the poll tax he paid in 1948 during Harry Truman’s election.
The Richmond 300 plan, the course charted for our city for the next 20 years, is yet another in a long line of urban redevelopment schemes which privilege the profits…
(Tom Barbour via Facebook) (This is guest commentary from Jimmie Lee Jarvis, a local politics and government observer that covered the 2020 social justice protests in Richmond, Va.) by Jimmie…
(This is guest commentary submitted to Virginia Scope. Josh Stanfield is Delegate Lee Carter’s gubernatorial campaign manager. He managed Carter’s 2019 reelection campaign and Jennifer Lewis’s 2018 congressional campaign in…
(This is guest commentary from Goad Gatsby, a citizen journalist that has been documenting fringe political movements in recent years.) By Kristopher Goad (Gatsby) 2020 has been the longest year…