Woman fights Harvard over rights to nude SC images of her enslaved ancestors

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Woman fights Harvard over rights to nude SC images of her enslaved ancestors

… of English, African and African American Studies.

“It was … was particularly hard for African Americans to find clues … certainty, especially for African Americans whose descendants are recorded … like the new International African American Museum being built …

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