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Did the Underground Railroad run through KC s Swope Park? This historian thinks so

Erik Keith Stafford might have even have figured out how Leawood’s Negro Creek got its name, writes Toriano Porter.

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Did the Underground Railroad run through KC s Swope Park? This historian thinks so

Erik Keith Stafford might have even have figured out how Leawood’s Negro Creek got its name, writes Toriano Porter.

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A county weighed renaming Negro Creek Black leaders fought the change

A county weighed renaming Negro Creek Black leaders fought the change
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Creek s controversial name to stay as slavery reminder

A local advisory committee in Johnson County, Kansas has made the decision to retain the name of an area river, Negro Creek.

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Enslaved people risked everything to escape Missouri for Kansas — even walking across a frozen river

Slavery in Missouri is rarely discussed, but unique geography in its western region helped create a treacherous set of circumstances for the enslaved.

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