And we the descendants are #readyforhealing
Our approach from the project perspective is to facilitate conversation with descendants and descendent communities. Our job is to listen. https://t.co/lmxD0z8cCl via @americamag
We’ve identified at least 190 enslaved people owned, rented or borrowed by Jesuits in the central and southern United States between 1823 and 1865. https://t.co/lmxD0z8cCl via @americamag
When sixteen-year-old Henrietta Mills married twenty-year-old Charles Chauvin on June 28, 1860, her marriage record labeled her as a “slave of St Louis University.” https://t.co/cKJWyRuTnk
Announcing the sudden loss of sweet Cuzzin Peaches Lucille Victor. Cuzzins, Holland Victor and Ross Victor we love you and we got you. #gu272_descendant#sweetpeach
When the little girl told the bus driver what her favorite song was he took it to the NEXT LEVEL!
Know your PURPOSE, and let your passion to make an IMPACT take over!
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Thank you to @mbmuse who showed us records from @gtownlibrary about the enslaved people who belonged to the Jesuits in Maryland and Missouri. Being able to see and touch records we’ve studied on the @guslavery archive was a profound experience.
The 1811 uprising is believed to be the largest slave rebellion in U.S. history. This weekend, hundreds of African Americans gathered in the streets of Louisiana to recreate the event. https://t.co/LbDmjE1010
Family Tree Makers tree sync with @Ancestry has been Orange for weeks now, saying that it’s unstable to sync the trees, is this issue going to be resolved anytime soon? Thanks
Nearly two centuries ago, the Jesuit priests who founded and ran what is now Georgetown University sold 272 people to keep the college afloat. Men. Women. Children. Babies. Many wept as they were loaded onto the ships. Three years ago, I told their story. https://t.co/zbRXbMLGmU