New graphic novel explores untold history of the Ku Klux Klan
Hadia Moosvi, Contributing Writer Torches fume the night sky as a mob covered in white attire and conical hoods congregate in the streets. An opposing […]
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‘El Eterno Femenino’ evokes satirical message on feminine stereotypes
Claire Darcy, Contributing Writer As the curtain of a theater rises, a fast-talking salesman attempts to sell the owner of a beauty salon a way […]
Richmond program helps formerly incarcerated individuals through transportation access
For more than 250 formerly incarcerated people, attending weekly bike classes with the Opportunity Alliance and Reentry Richmond Inc. represents a second chance at life. […]
Live music returns to Richmond after year of pandemic cancellations
Parker Barnes, Contributing Writer In the absence of live music this past year, a piece of Lucas Fritz, co-owner of local music venue The Broadberry, […]
Spectrum editor’s list of films to watch for April 28
“Boom For Real: The Late Teenage Years of Jean-Michel Basquiat” (2017) Never-before-seen art, writing and photographs help paint the life of Jean-Michel Basquiat, an influential […]
