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• Johnson, Durham, Comer-Wright, and Johnson column:

  By Adrienne Johnson Verified, Alfred Durham, Jacqueline Johnson, Alycia Comer-Wright| Richmond Times-Dispatch Verified Adrienne Cole Johnson, MSW, is a social justice professional focused on creative approaches to change who has worked in the areas of engagement, education, entrepreneurship, and politics for the past 20 years. Alfred Durham is the chief of police for the Richmond Police Department and has served in law enforcement for more than 30 years. Alycia Comer-Wright, M.Ed, is a former public educator turned homeschool mom.

  By Adrienne Johnson Verified, Alfred Durham, Jacqueline Johnson, Alycia Comer-Wright · Richmond Times-Dispatch

  Oct. 06, 2018

• The Five Types of Summer Vacation

  By Victoria Elmwood, James Schiltz, Adrienne Johnson Verified, Andreas Huyssen| JSTOR Daily Verified It’s that time of year: The mercury rises, pulses quicken, and the days get longer. The noisome odors of sunscreen, lighter fluid, and bug spray blend into a symphony of smells, smells that bring with them the feeling of freedom and the distinct sense that life has shifted into a lower gear. Vacation’s just around the corner, and those with the leisure time and money can choose from any number of trips to go on.

  By Victoria Elmwood, James Schiltz, Adrienne Johnson Verified, Andreas Huyssen · JSTOR Daily

  Jun. 20, 2018

• Johnson, Durham, Comer-Wright, and Johnson column:

  By Adrienne Johnson Verified, Alfred Durham, Jacqueline Johnson, Alycia Comer-Wright| Richmond Times-Dispatch Verified Adrienne Cole Johnson, MSW, is a social justice professional focused on creative approaches to change who has worked in the areas of engagement, education, entrepreneurship, and politics for the past 20 years. Alfred Durham is the chief of police for the Richmond Police Department and has served in law enforcement for more than 30 years. Alycia Comer-Wright, M.Ed, is a former public educator turned homeschool mom.

  By Adrienne Johnson Verified, Alfred Durham, Jacqueline Johnson, Alycia Comer-Wright · Richmond Times-Dispatch

  Oct. 06, 2018

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