A poignant new museum is now open that tells an unflinching story of the African American plight, from the enslavement of tens of thousands that first arrived on the shores of Charleston, South Carolina, one of the most prolific slave trade operations in the history of the United States, to their life-long resiliency.
Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints share in rejoicing in this new sacred space built on the very land where the abhorrence of enslavement was perpetrated. Learn what part the Church played in getting the museum built and how it continues its support.
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6 сен 2024
