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Staff writer for The Washington Post covering Virginia; former business editor; father of four; collector of old books and good music. W&M grad.
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Boston firm tapped to turn Confederate statue into monument to racial diversity

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By Gregory S. Schneider Verified, Grégory Schneider Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Boston firm tapped to turn Confederate statue into monument to racial diversity (washingtonpost.com) Boston firm tapped to turn Confederate statue into monument to racial diversity By Gregory S. Schneider 2026071023010300 The Boston firm Model of Architecture Serving Society got the nod Friday to create a monument to racial diversity in Charlottesville out of the bronze from a melted-down statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee that once sparked a violent white supremacist rally.
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The biggest drag on Virginia’s business ranking is Trump

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By Gregory S. Schneider Verified, Grégory Schneider Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
The biggest drag on Virginia’s business ranking is Trump (washingtonpost.com) The biggest drag on Virginia’s business ranking is Trump By Gregory S. Schneider 2026070919460300 RICHMOND — Virginia jumped a spot to No. 3 in this year's CNBC rankings of the Top States for Business, and the financial news network said the Old Dominion might have ranked higher except that its economy is still suffering from President Donald Trump's DOGE cuts a year ago.
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How a slavery exhibit in the Confederate capital celebrates American history

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By Gregory S. Schneider Verified, Grégory Schneider Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
How a slavery exhibit in the Confederate capital celebrates American history (washingtonpost.com) How a slavery exhibit in the Confederate capital celebrates American history By Gregory S. Schneider 2026070509012200 RICHMOND — Lucy Mead, born into slavery and sold multiple times after age 9, had been free for 30 years when she took out a newspaper ad with a simple plea: "I would like to find my people," she wrote in 1895 in the Richmond Planet.
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