This collection is a pictorial tribute to the names
and faces of former slaves who survived
one of the most cruel, sad, embarrassing,
inhumane stages in America’s history!
This pictorial tribute is to put faces with the
label “slave” and “former slave”.
Slaves were real people with real feelings, love for
family and dreams. These former slaves lived
to see the release from slavery, the struggle to survive
in a way had just begun.

We have come a long way, but we still have a long way to go

This collection is a pictorial tribute to the names
and faces of former slaves who survived
one of the most cruel, sad, embarrassing,
inhumane stages in America’s history!
This pictorial tribute is to put faces with the
label “slave” and “former slave”.
Slaves were real people with real feelings, love for
family and dreams. These former slaves lived
to see the release from slavery, the struggle to survive
in a way had just begun.

We have come a long way, but we still have a long way to go

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