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Boston’s slavery ties deepened by findings at First Church in Roxbury

Por: The Boston Globe Nation February 07, 2023

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As Boston reckons with its role in the trans-Atlantic slave trade, much of the recognition of the city’s past has been focused on historically white neighborhoods and places, from Old South Church in the Back Bay to Faneuil Hall in Government Center. But new research by a Harvard doctoral student shows that slavery infiltrated all corners of Boston, including today’s mostly Black neighborhoods such as Roxbury.A presented at the Unitarian... + full article



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