A 17th Century African Burial Ground
In 1991, a lower Manhattan excavation for a new federal building unearthed a 17th-century burial ground where enslaved Africans were interred between the 1690s and 1790s. The site is considered New York City’s earliest African American cemetery and was named a National Historic Landmark in 1993, followed by a National Monument in 2006.
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Cyrenius 6 month s ago
#9
I'm wondering, if s/o writes:
"Faaaake - how can it be?
The US exist since 1776-07-04 ! Nothing can be before!
Don't be a woke leftist, do your own research, touch some grass and never trust science or the universities!"
I'm wondering, if s/o writes:
"Faaaake - how can it be?
The US exist since 1776-07-04 ! Nothing can be before!
Don't be a woke leftist, do your own research, touch some grass and never trust science or the universities!"
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Micky 6 month s ago
Bias, Translation: Like all useless douches, I hate others for no reason, and I create imaginary terms, like woke
Oh! It's supposed to be "bomb?" Well, why could they just write that? 
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Ned 6 month s ago
This word censorship is cuntly infuriating.
Bomb! What the fuck?
Bomb! What the fuck?
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Titia 6 month s ago
#12 How are these unknown? I have seen people in little villages on the south east coast of Africa that still use them.
I'm wondering, if s/o writes:
"Faaaake - how can it be?
The US exist since 1776-07-04 ! Nothing can be before!
Don't be a woke leftist, do your own research, touch some grass and never trust science or the universities!"
Bomb! What the fuck?