From: raghu<[email protected]>
Subject: [Pen-l] The first slavery museum in the US?
A museum dedicated to the Sept. 11 terrorist
attacks opened its doors in Lower Manhattan less than 13 years after they
occurred. One hundred and fifty years after the end of the Civil War,
however, no federally funded museum dedicated to slavery exists, no
monument honoring America?s slaves.
Maybe we are better off:
9/11 Museum Virtual Walking Tour
https://www.911truthoutreach.org/557-news-releases/381-9-11-museum-virtual-walking-tour.html
Paul Zarembka
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