Civil Rights Economics Education Issues Politics Uncategorized Virginia This Week’s 2021 Wilder School Symposium: The Triple Pandemic One thing the people can always expect at our symposia is a… LD WilderPosted on September 27, 2021
Civil Rights Education Why Is There Not More Funding for HBCUs? My previous blog post raised the question of why our state’s “leadership”… LD WilderPosted on September 3, 2021September 3, 2021
Civil Rights Economics Issues Politics Virginia Lack of Leadership Causing Evictions VA and its local governments have had access to $1 billion to… LD WilderPosted on August 4, 2021
Civil Rights Issues Politics State The Judiciary Virginia Parole Board Steps into Vacuum and, on the Toes of the People Revelations about the actions of the Virginia Parole Board are shocking, yet… LD WilderPosted on March 3, 2021March 3, 2021
Civil Rights National Politics The Judiciary Contesting Segregation It took courage for Ford T. Johnson, Jr. to contest segregation… LD WilderPosted on February 8, 2021
Civil Rights National Uncategorized Videos Observing Black History Month, Again I didn’t have to get to be 90 years old to… LD WilderPosted on February 1, 2021
Civil Rights Elections Issues Politics State Uncategorized Virginia The Rule of Law & Due Process in Virginia Why would a former Governor not afford the current Lt. Governor the… LD WilderPosted on December 21, 2020December 21, 2020
Civil Rights Economics Education Issues On Racial Reconciliation, Policing and the Rights of the Rehabilitated Recently, I sat down with the Wilder School team to discuss my… LD WilderPosted on December 16, 2020
Civil Rights Am I Not a Man? The Virginia General Assembly is replacing the statue of Robert E. Lee… LD WilderPosted on November 19, 2020November 19, 2020
Civil Rights Economics Education Elections Issues The Judiciary Let’s Work Together to Spend our Tax Dollars Wisely As I shared with John Reid this morning, it is incumbent on… LD WilderPosted on November 6, 2020November 6, 2020
