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Maine spends $132,000 of taxpayer cash on group who say state should be renamed DAWNLAND to honor Native Americans and that its place names - including Norway, Paris, Nipple and Old Maid's Rock - are racist or sexist - Vimarsana News

Maine spends $132,000 of taxpayer cash on group who say state should be renamed DAWNLAND to honor Native Americans and that its place names - including Norway, Paris, Nipple and Old Maid's Rock - are racist or sexist

Non-profit group Atlantic Black Box concluded its $132,000 deal with Maine's state government with a slide-show presentation on 'problematic' place names.

Maine Taxpayer-Funded Group Sponsors Webinar on 'Offensive' Names - Vimarsana News

Maine Taxpayer-Funded Group Sponsors Webinar on 'Offensive' Names

A taxpayer-funded commission in Maine sponsored an extremely expensive webinar on January 2 regarding "offensive" place names in the state.

Maine Juneteenth celebrations across the state - Vimarsana News

Maine Juneteenth celebrations across the state

Juneteenth marks the day that enslaved people in Galveston Bay, Texas, learned that the Civil War was over and they had been freed.

Slavery's legacy getting re-examined through art at Portland symposium - Vimarsana News

Slavery's legacy getting re-examined through art at Portland symposium

Indigo Arts Alliance is hosting the two-day event about New England's involvement with slavery.

Castine Historical Society to host talk on Maine's Place Justice Project on May 4 | Arts & Living - Vimarsana News

Castine Historical Society to host talk on Maine's Place Justice Project on May 4 | Arts & Living

CASTINE — As part of its 2023 education series “Hidden Legacies: Uncovering Castine’s African American History,” the Castine Historical Society will host a Zoom talk on Maine’s Place Justice Project