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Stagville Plantation descendants have historic homecoming in NC
The historic journey, now known by the family as 'The Trek,' began in 1844 when enslaver Paul Cameron ordered 114 enslaved people to walk from Stagville to western Alabama.
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Marker honors enslaved individuals buried at former plantation site
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165-year-old piano traced to Durham woman's enslaved ancestor
Lawsuit filed to have confederate monument removed in NC town
Knightdale neighbors raise funds for marker at long-neglected cemetery
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NC families 'disturbed' by racist text messages
Marker honors enslaved individuals buried at former plantation site
Genealogist uncovering Raleigh's Black family roots lost by slavery
165-year-old piano traced to Durham woman's enslaved ancestor
Lawsuit filed to have confederate monument removed in NC town
Knightdale neighbors raise funds for marker at long-neglected cemetery
Knightdale community works to preserve enslaved burial grounds
What is Black History Month, and why is it important?
Former Raleigh slave's journey to freedom is subject of new book
FL history standards claim slavery included 'benefit' to Black people
Raleigh leaders apologize for participation in slavery, segregation
Juneteenth celebration participants acknowledge current struggles
Exhibit celebrates Raleigh's oldest historically Black neighborhood
North Carolina Juneteenth flag-raising ceremony takes place in Durham
From plantation to prison: American capitalism and forced labor
Effort ongoing to record the rich Black history of Raleigh's Dix Park
MLK holiday inspires positive activities across Triangle
Since 1865, five generations have raised families in this LI home
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