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Dominion’s 2025 ‘Strong Men & Women’ Awards Include Politicians, Composer, Historian, Scientist

Dominion Energy and the Library of Virginia honor distinguished African-American leaders in politics, music, science, and history at the 2025 ‘Strong Men & Women in Virginia History’ awards, recognizing pioneers such as House Speaker Don L. Scott Jr., Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears, and composer Damien Geter.

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