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Florida Modern-Day Slavery Museum on National Mall, Washington, D.C.

June 15-16, 2010 photos by Fritz Myer [caption id="" align="alignleft" width="288"] Atop the U.S. Capitol building stands a statue (the dark figure at the top of this picture) with an interesting history.[/caption] [caption id="" align="alignright" width="288"] The statue is named “Freedom.”Its original plaster cast, shown here, stands inside the Capitol rotunda today. And one of the artists that created “Freedom” >> Read More
Modern-Day Slavery Museum

Modern-Day Slavery Museum

The Florida Modern-Day Slavery Museum consists of a cargo truck outfitted as a replica of the trucks involved in a recent slavery operation (U.S. v. Navarrete, 2008), accompanied by displays on the history and evolution of slavery in Florida. Launched in 2010, the museum has toured extensively all across Florida, as well as in the Southeast and Northeast United States >> Read More

Florida Modern-Day Slavery Museum to Tour State, Explore Connections Between Past and Present and Offer Solutions to Human Rights Crisis in the Fields

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                         Gerardo Reyes, , 239-657-8311                        Jordan Buckley, Interfaith Action of Southwest Florida, 239-986-9101 Museum to visit schools, places of worship, and community centers from February 28 to April 15 Immokalee, FL (February 24, 2010) – The Florida Modern-Day Slavery Museum consists of a cargo truck outfitted as a replica of the trucks involved in a >> Read More