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The View at the top of Shirley Chisholm State Park

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The View at the top of Shirley Chisholm State Park

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The Brooklyn Branch of the Underground Railroad

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The Brooklyn Branch of the Underground Railroad

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227 Duffield st   Brooklyn, NY 11201                                                  The Brooklyn Branch of the Underground Railroad

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The Brooklyn Branch of the Underground Railroad

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Gold Street and Myrtle Avenue renamed Gold st and Ida B. Wells Place.  Wells's great-grandson Benjamin Duster IV (left) with his daughter Miranda, son Josh, daughter Sara, and his wife Deborah.
Photo by Corazon Aguirre

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The Malcolm Shabazz market

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The Malcolm Shabazz market in Harlem is full of fabulous traditional African crafts and textiles. Standouts include the hair-braiding boutiques, large selection of carved wooden figurines, and handmade African-style clothes for men, women, and children. Urbanwear as well. Occasionally Saturday is a giveaway day.

52 W 116th St, New York, NY 10026

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15 Underground Railroad stops in New York City

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15 Underground Railroad stops in New York City

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https://www.6sqft.com/15-underground-railroad-stops-in-new-york-city/#

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Spike Lee Studios has Biden Victory Party

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Spike Lee Studios has Biden Victory Party

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https://www.instagram.com/p/CHTxB_RBURX/?igshid=j2g4ee8x0f6

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Diversity Symposium - Black Historic Sites NYC(2)

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Home of Abigail Hopper-Gibbons and James Sloan-Gibbons
339 West 29th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan

"In their Chelsea rowhouse, abolitionists Abigail Hopper-Gibbons and James Sloan-Gibbons hid runaway slaves and hosted meetings for anti-slavery advocates. Abby also started a small school for African-American children in her home. As a stop on the Underground Railroad, the couple’s home helped slaves from the south reach Canada. During the Draft Riots of 1863, the Gibbons’ home was attacked because of the family’s known anti-slavery beliefs. Many black people were injured, tortured and killed during the attacks. With some restoration, the landmarked home survived the riots, making it the only Manhattan Underground Railroad site to endure"

https://www.6sqft.com/15-underground-railroad-stops-in-new-york-city/