Michael Paul Williams
Columnist at Richmond Times-Dispatch
Columnist @RTDNEWS. @RNPA_union. @VAUnion1865 @NorthwesternU @MedillSchool. 2000 Harvard University Nieman Fellow. 2021 Pulitzer Prize for Commentary.
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1 month ago |
richmond.com | Michael Paul Williams
As strains of Chino & Nacho’s “Mi Niña Bonita” filled the west end of Brown’s Island, Officer Brenda Ruiz of the Chesterfield County Police Department could not resist the urge to dance. So she pulled Richmond Police Sgt.
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1 month ago |
richmond.com | Michael Paul Williams
A Tappahannock woman died early Saturday in a single-vehicle crash on Mechanicsville Turnpike near the Hanover County line, according to Henrico Police. Police responded to the scene around 2:20 a.m. and found the vehicle in the westbound lanes of Mechanicsville Turnpike. With assistance from Hanover County deputies, the driver was removed through the passenger side of the vehicle. Henrico Fire responded and pronounced the driver dead. Investigators identified her as Morishia Vershonda Robinson, 41.
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1 month ago |
richmond.com | Michael Paul Williams
The film “Sinners” was a must-see for Grace Gipson, given her family’s roots in the bluesy Mississippi Delta. Gipson, an assistant professor of African American Studies at Virginia Commonwealth University, is among the people who’ve felt compelled to see the Ryan Coogler film more than once to peel away the considerable layers of a story we didn’t know we needed.
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2 months ago |
thewest.com.au | Hannah S. Rabinowitz |Michael Paul Williams |Devan Cole
A Milwaukee County Circuit judge was arrested by the FBI Friday and charged in federal court for allegedly helping an undocumented immigrant avoid arrest. Judge Hannah Dugan is facing two charges for obstruction and concealing the individual from arrest. She made an initial appearance in court and was released. The arrest on federal charges is an escalation in the Trump administration’s focus on judges’ conduct, particularly as it relates to immigration enforcement.
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Feb 16, 2025 |
richmond.com | Michael Paul Williams
An artifact of a $10 Confederate States of American note printed in Richmond vividly illustrates the undeniable role that Black workers played in building American wealth. The paper currency features an engraving of an enslaved Black man picking cotton. Above the note is a painting of the man on the money by artist John W. Jones, from his “Confederate Currency: The Color of Money” series.
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