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“The development of commemoration rights as a modality of cultural memory of slavery occurred in tandem to the battles of public memory that made possible the creation of a memorial at the African Burial Ground and its at status as a national monument officially recognized.”
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Dawna
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I don’t think I’m really in the place to read this book, but this paper isn’t going to write itself 🤦🏽‍♀️ Also, the print is soooo small. 😣 when did I get “the print is soooo small” years old?!
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Art of Memory.
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