From History of Reclamation, Winter 2006: From Michael Pezon And Alan Singer, a group of 60 students sang, "It's time to tell the truth, our local history, New York was a land of slavery" and "resist resist! resist! Time to be free! resistance! resistance! resistance! No more slavery! "They marched around the financial district of New York City. For each of the 11 stops hung posters in New York City details complicity with slavery and the stories of heroic resistance, and gaveHundreds of leaflets to tourists, workers and students on a school trip. After Shiyanne Moore, a senior Law, Government and Community Service Magnet High School in Cambria Heights, Queens, and an organizer of the trip, "I learned the truth about our city in the past for this project. I also learned that could make more noise can change things more. permanent marker on historical slavery inspire people to fight for change. I am proud that I was involved in helping to createAfrican-American Slavery Trail. "The New York and Slavery: Complicity 'resistance and curriculum is available online at www.nyscss.org. Stop 3: NY City Hall entrance. Former Mayor William Havemeyer family's Fortune has been used on slaves in its activities sugar refining built. Mayor Fernando Wood asked the city's division of the Union, together with the South. Stop 4: St. Paul's Chapel helped. African slaves in building this church, but had to pry it open in a section Separate Mapdata.mapchannels.com



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