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Richmond’s first Black mayor is remembered as a civil rights fighter and trailblazer - The Philadelphia Sunday Sun

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Then State Sen. Henry L. Marsh III (D-Richmond) speaks in Petersburg, Va., May 23, 2013. (Patrick Kane/The Progress-Index via AP) ASSOCIATED PRESS RICHMOND, Va. — Current and former Virginia elected leaders speaking at this weekend’s service for the first Black mayor of Richmond recalled Henry L. Marsh III’s trailblazing career and his lifetime commitment to civil rights. Hundreds of people attended Saturday’s funeral at a Richmond-area church f…
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Richmond’s first Black mayor is remembered as a civil rights fighter and trailblazer - The Philadelphia Sunday Sun

Then State Sen. Henry L. Marsh III (D-Richmond) speaks in Petersburg, Va., May 23, 2013. (Patrick Kane/The Progress-Index via AP) ASSOCIATED PRESS RICHMOND, Va. — Current and former Virginia elected leaders speaking at this weekend’s service for the first Black mayor of Richmond recalled Henry L. Marsh III’s trailblazing career and his lifetime commitment to civil rights. Hundreds of people attended Saturday’s funeral at a Richmond-area church f…

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Richmond’s first Black mayor is remembered as a civil rights fighter and trailblazer – The Tennessee Tribune

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Current and former Virginia elected leaders speaking at this weekend’s service for the first Black mayor of Richmond recalled Henry L. Marsh III’s trailblazing career and his lifetime commitment to civil rights. Hundreds of people attended Saturday’s funeral at a Richmond-area church for Marsh, who died Jan. 23 at age 91, according to the Manning Funeral Home. Richmond was the former capital of the Confederacy. Marsh, who wa…

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