Category: Reparations
Washington Post Database Identifies 1,700 Slaveowners In Senate and Congress
Author: Patrick Young Published Date: January 12, 2022 Leave a Comment on Washington Post Database Identifies 1,700 Slaveowners In Senate and Congress
The Washington Post has put together a remarkable database of Members of Congress and Senators who owned slaves. You can find the article explaining the…
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Franklin, Tennessee to Unveil Monument to Enslaved People on Nov. 9, 2019
Author: Patrick Young Published Date: November 6, 2019 3 Comments on Franklin, Tennessee to Unveil Monument to Enslaved People on Nov. 9, 2019
Franklin, Tennessee has been engaged in a remarkable process of uncovering and displaying its history. Last month, the mid-sized city installed historical plaques explaining its…
People Still Care About History Say the 400,000 Americans Who Visited Lynching Memorial Last Year
Author: Patrick Young Published Date: June 28, 2019 Leave a Comment on People Still Care About History Say the 400,000 Americans Who Visited Lynching Memorial Last Year
Bryan Stevenson, author, lawyer, and founder of the Equal Justice Initiative in Montgomery, Alabama, was interviewed on WNYC today. The second segment covers the new memorial…
Calls for Reparative Justice for Slavery Began Soon After the End of the Civil War
Author: Patrick Young Published Date: June 20, 2019 1 Comment on Calls for Reparative Justice for Slavery Began Soon After the End of the Civil War
The hearing this week in the House of Representatives on reparations for slavery was perhaps the most widely reported on event of the Reconstruction Sesquicentenial….
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