Item Details

contributor

Walker, Corey D. B.

Parent, Jr., Anthony S.

Hatch, Nathan O.

Canady, Andrew McNeill

Leonard, Bill

Tribble, Mary

Hicks, Derek

Chavis, Kami

Pyatt, Tim

Walton, Jonathan L.

creator

Wake Forest University

date

2020-06-19T18:11:27Z

2020-06-19T18:11:27Z

2020

2020-06-19 (issued)

description

This publication features a collection of essays that examine the institution of slavery and its ties to Wake Forest University. Also included in the collection are the names of some of the enslaved African Americans who helped to build, maintain and were sold to benefit the original campus in the town of Wake Forest, and a photo depicting an abandoned cemetery where many of the members and descendants of the enslaved community are buried.

format

application/pdf

38 pages

books

Permalink

http://hdl.handle.net/10339/96886

language

English

relation

Special Collections and Archives

Z. Smith Reynolds Library

Wake Forest University

rights

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subject

Slavery--United States--History--Sources

Slavery and the church--Baptists

African Americans--Social conditions--19th century

Collective memory--Southern States

African American cemeteries

Slaveholders--United States

title

To Stand With And For Humanity: Essays from the Wake Forest University Slavery, Race and Memory Project

type

Text