Forgotten history of Hampton Roads slave trade recollected
The region sent more than 21,000 enslaved people to New Orleans — more than any other port, according to a Norfolk researcher
Stay updated with breaking news from Anna Mirkova. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
The region sent more than 21,000 enslaved people to New Orleans — more than any other port, according to a Norfolk researcher
Congress banned the trans-Atlantic slave trade in 1808. But the domestic slave trade — trading humans within the nation’s borders, dubbed “the Second Middle Passage” — continued through the Civil War and is much less discussed in American history. The Norfolk region sent more than 21,000 enslaved people to New Orleans — more than any other port, according to the new research of a Slover librarian.
Virginia private high school sets up open-air classrooms: 'Weâre still experimenting' Student: 'Weâre not talking or communicating through a computer or device' By: Antoinette DelBel and last updated 2020-12-13 22:53:16-05 NORFOLK, Va. â- On an unseasonably mild day Friday, ninth grade student Maya Mirkova Livni and her fellow Roadstead Montessori classmates are thankful to be learning outdoors. âItâs a lot different than being online at home,â said 14-year-old Mirkova Livni. âItâs a lot better because weâre outside; weâre toge...