My father’s family kept slaves – and he defended it. Acknowledging it matters
My father’s family kept slaves – and he defended it. Acknowledging it matters Maud Newton, author of Ancestor Trouble: A Reckoning and a Reconciliation (Random House) has written for Esquire, Harpers, NY Times Magazine and more. She interviewed several CTTT members...Commemorating the first Africans in Virginia
Commemorating the first Africans in Virginia Building a Bigger Table to commemorate the first Africans in Virginia. On August 20, 1619, a large ship arrived off the coast of present-day Hampton, Virginia. These Africans and their descendants would transform the...Real Women. Real Purpose. Talk Show.
Real Women. Real Purpose. Talk Show. Venetia Bailey and Cathy Roberts, co-facilitators of the Montgomery County, Maryland local affiliate group of CTTT, were interviewed by Ginny Robertson for the Real Women. Real Purpose. Talk Show. A powerful discussion. Feel free...Candid and Courageous Conversations
Candid and Courageous Conversations COVER STORY at The Beacon, by Glenda C. Booth. Highlighting the work of Danita Rountree Green and Marsha Summers (pictured at right) the co-CEOs of the CTTT Local Affiliate Group, Coming Together Virginia, the Richmond nonprofit...A Closetful of Skeletons
A Closetful of Skeletons Article at Medium by long-time CTTT member, Margaret Seiler. “Dr. Hunter Holmes McGuire, my great-grandfather, was apparently one of the architects of the South’s “Lost Cause” narrative. A few years ago, I discovered that he wrote a...Our Organization
Coming to the Table is a program of RJOY, Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth
