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Faneuil Hall name controversy: new slavery exhibit opens amid protest - Vimarsana News

Faneuil Hall name controversy: new slavery exhibit opens amid protest

Mayor Michelle Wu calls the exhibit an important reckoning with the legacy of slavery in Colonial Boston.

Things to Do at Penn State: March 30-April 6 | Penn State University - Vimarsana News

Things to Do at Penn State: March 30-April 6 | Penn State University

A tour of the new Eric J. Barron Innovation Hub in downtown State College as part of Schlow Centre Region Library's "RU Curious?" community series; Happy Valley Animation Fest at the University Park campus; and a "Healing Through Transformational Art" exhibit and panel discussion at Penn State Wilkes-Barre are among the cultural highlights across Penn State this weekend and next week.

Source: psu.edu
Harvard Law School Pledges $500,000 Gift to Royall House and Slave Quarters | News - Vimarsana News

Harvard Law School Pledges $500,000 Gift to Royall House and Slave Quarters | News

Harvard Law School Pledges $500,000 Gift to Royall House and Slave Quarters | News | The Harvard Crimson

What this Beverly beach teaches us about slavery in Massachusetts - Vimarsana News

What this Beverly beach teaches us about slavery in Massachusetts

As the legend goes, Mingo Beach is named after an enslaved Black man who was offered his freedom if he could make the hazardous trek to a rocky outcropping near the water. His name was Robin Mingo.

What this Beverly beach teaches us about slavery in Massachusetts - Vimarsana News

What this Beverly beach teaches us about slavery in Massachusetts

As the legend goes, Mingo Beach is named after an enslaved Black man who was offered his freedom if he could make the hazardous trek to a rocky outcropping near the water. His name was Robin Mingo.

Source: wbur.org