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Henrietta Wood: Former Slave Who Won Reparations Case | Black Star News

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Photo: SmithsonianMag.comHenrietta Wood (c. 1819 – 1912) was an African-American enslaved woman who won the largest verdict ever awarded for slavery Reparations in the United States.Born as a slave in Kentucky, but freed as an adult, Wood was later kidnapped and sold back into slavery. After the American Civil War, Wood successfully sued her kidnapper and won financial

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