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🗓️ 4 December 2019
⏱️ 32 minutes
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Africatown is a small community in Mobile, Alabama, where many families share a painful history. For decades, their story has been an open secret - until now. ~41~
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0:00.0 | Hi everyone, Sam here. |
0:02.5 | Before we begin a quick warning, |
0:04.7 | this story contains upsetting depictions |
0:07.2 | of the inhumane history of slavery in the United States. |
0:11.2 | And additionally, while we've worked diligently |
0:13.7 | to avoid them, I would like to formally acknowledge |
0:16.5 | the potential for blind spots in our work. |
0:19.4 | I'm a white person and Vera, |
0:21.0 | who did the principal reporting for this story, |
0:23.1 | is White and Latinx. |
0:25.1 | While we worked with a diverse team of collaborators |
0:27.4 | on this project, I know this history |
0:29.9 | is impossible to fully comprehend |
0:32.3 | for those of us whose families do not bear the direct impact |
0:35.0 | of the evils of slavery. |
0:36.8 | We would never presume to offer a definitive narrative |
0:39.6 | about slavery, but we've done our best |
0:41.9 | to present this particular story |
0:43.8 | of the families affected by slavery's legacy |
0:46.4 | with deep gratitude that they wanted to share it with us. |
0:49.8 | We are grateful for the opportunity |
0:51.7 | and hope that our work can contribute |
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