Sep 21, 2015
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“The end of September will be an exciting time for cyclists here in Virginia. The UCI Road World Championship is an annual event for people all around the world that was started in 1921. This year, Richmond has been chosen to host the international event and many parts of the city are still working hard to get ready for the big race.
While those hoping to snag a winning title are amped for the competition, the race is also bringing an opportunity for a history lesson for some. Jackson Ward-born muralist Sir James Thornhill, along with his comrades in the SJT Global Arts Initiative, have taken on the challenge to create a mural in time for the race.
The mural will feature Marshall “Major” Taylor (pictured in article), the first African-American to win a cycling championship...” (Full Article in link)