In last week’s column, I discussed the chaos orchestrated by the White House, the Trump Administration’s threats to our Constitution and democracy, and our responsibility to dissent, as outlined by

Two years ago, I came to the Senate with a simple conviction: the government should protect people’s rights, tell the truth, and deliver results you can feel in your daily

For my monthly “Front-Page History” column, instead of choosing one date from the past, I am selecting stories over a period of time, from the archives of a Black-owned newspaper,

My last day in the Virginia Senate is today, February 17. Thanks to your support, I’m concluding a 22-year career in the General Assembly with great pride in all we

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The story of Virginia cannot be told without the voices, leadership, and resilience of Black Virginians. Their contributions have helped build our Commonwealth and move our nation forward. This is