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Editorial: Richmond slavery museum

Slavery museum finally on track

The long-sought museum would fit well in Richmond.

We can think of no more authentic and appropriate place for a national slavery museum than Richmond. Other locations might equal it, but none surpasses it.

As the city ramps up planning, the entire commonwealth should support the project.

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