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Racists bused Black mothers with many children to Cape Cod decades ago. Sound familiar? - Vimarsana News

Racists bused Black mothers with many children to Cape Cod decades ago. Sound familiar?

The migrants now in Cape Cod mirror 1962's "Reverse Freedom Riders," Blacks who were allegedly duped as payback for the Freedom Rides.

Sending people north to make a point has happened before: the Reverse Freedom Rides : Code Switch - Vimarsana News

Sending people north to make a point has happened before: the Reverse Freedom Rides : Code Switch

Many people have heard of the Freedom Rides of 1961, when civil rights activists rode buses through the South to protest segregation. But most people have never heard of what happened the very next summer, when Southern segregationists decided to strike back.

Source: npr.org
Migrant flight evokes memories of segregation Reverse Freedom Riders - Vimarsana News

Migrant flight evokes memories of segregation Reverse Freedom Riders

In 1962, roughly 100 Black passengers  who boarded busses in the South were told John F. Kennedy would provide food, housing in Massachusetts.

'Shameful and Inhuman': Federal Agents Accused of Planting Fake Addresses on Immigrants - Vimarsana News

'Shameful and Inhuman': Federal Agents Accused of Planting Fake Addresses on Immigrants

The coerced flights were compared to the "Reverse Freedom Rides" against Black Americans in the 1960s.

Feb. 7-March 14 Tea Talks, Claiming Our Place: Blacks in 'White Spaces' - Vimarsana News

Feb. 7-March 14 Tea Talks, Claiming Our Place: Blacks in 'White Spaces'

Racism, Land & The American Farming Landscape Presenters: Lydia Clemmons, President of Clemmons Family Farm, VT Jarrad Nwameme, Moderator: Meghan Howey, Professor in Anthropology, University of New Hampshire  In 1920, there were 949,889 Black farmers. A century later, according to the 2017 Census of Agriculture, only 35,470 remained. This panel will investigate the contributing factors to this enormous land loss including discriminatory practices, such as the denial of USDA loans. and slow handling of civil rights complaints. Presenters will also share the innovative ways Black New England ...