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Four Black Historical Sites and Cemeteries in West Virginia

You can learn about the state's Black history at these landmarks

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Multifest still a beacon of the need for the Black press

Multifest’s success story points to the power of the Black press. No media organization in West Virginia except the Beacon Digest felt the need at that time to have that conversation about the Regatta. The paper served as the catalyst for change.