National Gallery of Art
The National Gallery of Art is running an exhibit connected with the anniversary of the March on Washington. As Matt Laslo reports, the exhibit delves into Virginia’s sordid history with slavery.
Exhibit Spotlights Virginia’s Slavery History
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