A historical marker on the North Fork of Long Island reads, “their servants and slaves”. Reflections on history, justice, and creating inviting and diverse communities.
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Hofstra Debate: Notes from an eyewitness…
Kimberly writes: So, I was able to attend the debate as a friend of the Green Party. I was sitting in the special seating on the ground floor. Though, in the last row (right in front of the stand for the still photographers.) Some impressions: It was all very exciting. The moderators were Doug Geed […]
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