1619, the first official group of enslaved africans reached at jamestown, virginia. 1865, the legal abolishment of chattel slavery. shortly thereafter, an estimated 500 freedom schools, to show the premium that stolen africans placed on education. 1870, the preparatory high school for colored youth, now called dunbar high school, was formed. 1890, the first mohawk conference on the negro question. how to educate these now free stolen africans. that is quoted by rutherford b. hayes. having deprived them of their labor, liberty, we have no excuse for neglecting them. i highlight the premium stolen africans placed on education before enslavement and afterwards, as well as the struggles we faced to get quality education in the face of insurmountable odds. to ensure high-quality education that reflected us, in the book you will read the names of great race men and women of their time. as well as other prominent figures of stolen african history to come to the halls of dunbar high
While Guadalupe’s first air quality monitors reported healthy air quality levels, there’s still a lot to learn about the city’s air quality and other pollutants.
The 100th anniversary of Cecil B. Demille’s “The Ten Commandments”, filmed in Guadalupe, was celebrated Sunday at The Dunes Center and The Boys & Girls Club at LeRoy Park. The