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Historians are searching for stories of enslaved people who built the White House

WHYY By Elliot WilliamsJuly 4, 2021 The WHHA commissioned this 2007 painting, A Vision Takes Form by Peter Waddell, to illustrate 18th-century construction of the White House as it may have appeared in 1796. The association is looking to find more information about the enslaved laborers who built the mansion. (Photo courtesy of the White House Historical Association) It was a sentence that went viral, spoken by then-First Lady Michelle Obama and quickly shared across the internet, as many political sound bites have done before. But this one was shadowed by a deep history of pain that few had spoken about on such a major platform.

Party in the USA: Celebrations as Biden victory announced

Saturday 7 November 2020 - 7:32pm Joe Biden has won the US presidential election and crowds have poured onto the streets of Washington and other cities in exuberant celebration. Courtesy of #DStv403 WASHINGTON - As news emerged that Joe Biden had won the US presidential election, crowds poured onto the streets of Washington and other cities in exuberant celebration. In the capital, the sound of car horns filled the streets, with hundreds gathering downtown whooping, laughing and clapping, in Black Lives Matter Plaza near the White House. Across the city, people came out onto porches, toasting the Biden victory with champagne and tequila, many of them glued to their phones as they shared the news.

Historians Are Searching For Stories Of Enslaved People Who Built The White House

Elliot Williams From The WHHA commissioned this 2007 painting, A Vision Takes Form by Peter Waddell, to illustrate 18th-century construction of the White House as it may have appeared in 1796. The association is looking to find more information about the enslaved laborers who built the mansion. Photo courtesy of the White House Historical Association/ hide caption toggle caption Photo courtesy of the White House Historical Association/ It was a sentence that went viral, spoken by then-First Lady Michelle Obama and quickly shared across the internet, as many political sound bites have done before. But this one was shadowed by a deep history of pain that few had spoken about on such a major platform.

On July 4th, D C celebrates a nearly normal Independence Day

On July 4th, D C celebrates a nearly normal Independence Day
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