RICHMOND, Va. - The University of Richmond has announced the removal of several former slave owners' names from six campus buildings. The Virginia school's president Kevin Hallock along with the board of trustees outlined the decision in a letter released on Monday. "Over the past year, the commission undertook a thorough review of naming issues, seeking to engage every member of the university community in the process," the letter read. "Through a Gallup survey, listening sessions, letters, e-mails, and individual discussions, more than 7,500 students, staff, faculty, alumni, and parents shared their opinions, suggestions, and experiences." SUBSCRIBE TO FOX 5...
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