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Emerald Book
emeraldbook.org > news > sep-0426-3

Why Harvard Hasn’t Contacted the 600 Descendants of the Slaves They Owned – Emerald Book

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (600+ words) Harvard has identified at least 1,613 enslaved individuals connected to them and traced 600 living descendants. They know their names and their contact information. Yet the university refuses to pick up the phone. This is the story of why. I was repeatedly…...

The Real WV
therealwv.com > 08/29/2026 > black-by-god-black-farmers-in-west-virginia-nearly-disappeared-this-is-how-some-are-bringing-the-land-back

BLACK BY GOD: Black farmers in West Virginia nearly disappeared. This is how some are bringing the land back – The Real WV

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (809+ words) By Black By God, Black By God Solutions, Donate here. Black By God is reporting on how Black farmers in West Virginia are rebuilding agricultural systems despite barriers to land, policy, and capital—highlighting what’s working, who’s leading, and how…...

University of Waterloo
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Remembering Waterloo???s first Black professor, Dr. Locksley Edmondson | Arts

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (149+ words) Dr. Locksley Edmondson, the first Black professor at Waterloo, died on August 18, 2026 in Ithaca, New York, at age 92. In 1967, Edmondson took a leave of absence from Waterloo to teach in Makerere University in Uganda. He returned to North America in…...