Repairing the past: From African American cemeteries to Iraqi art
Sep 02, 2021
3 minutes
Our progress roundup highlights American endeavors to address past injustices, by harnessing the power of both local voices and highly visible institutions.
1. United StatesEfforts to preserve African American burial sites are gaining momentum across the country. Missing deeds, weak preservation laws, and general lack of awareness have made lost African American cemeteries uniquely vulnerable. More and more, communities are leading efforts to memorialize developed burial grounds, as well as identify and preserve these sites before they are slated for development.
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2. Colombia3. Iraq4. MalawiYou’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.
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