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CATEGORIES:Office of Civil Rights
DESCRIPTION:UMass Dartmouth students launch research project to recenter Af
 rican and Indigenous Revolutionary-era stories. MassHumanities-funded “F
 orgotten Patriots” examines America’s 250th anniversary through overlo
 oked stories of those who helped create the nation. The New England Region
  of the Society of First African Families of English America (SOFAFEA), ha
 s received a $20,000 MassHumanities Expand Massachusetts Stories-Promises 
 of the Revolution grant to support “Forgotten Patriots: Art and Literatu
 re in the Legacy of the Revolution.” This student-centered humanities pr
 oject explores the lives of legacies of African, Afro-Indigenous, Indigeno
 us, and Wampanoag patriots whose Revolutionary-era service has often been 
 omitted from mainstream historical narratives. Participating students incl
 ude Cassy De Pina, Janie Vicente Correia, and Nora Mohamed.\nEvent page: h
 ttps://www.umassd.edu/events/cms/11-17-26-the-voices-of-our-forgotten-patr
 iots.php
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<html><body><p>UMass Dartmouth students launch
  research project to recenter African and Indigenous Revolutionary-era sto
 ries.</p>\n<p>MassHumanities-funded “Forgotten Patriots” examines Amer
 ica’s 250th anniversary through overlooked stories of those who helped c
 reate the nation. The New England Region of the Society of First African F
 amilies of English America (SOFAFEA)\, has received a $20\,000 MassHumanit
 ies Expand Massachusetts Stories-Promises of the Revolution grant to suppo
 rt “Forgotten Patriots: Art and Literature in the Legacy of the Revoluti
 on.”</p>\n<p>This student-centered humanities project explores the lives
  of legacies of African\, Afro-Indigenous\, Indigenous\, and Wampanoag pat
 riots whose Revolutionary-era service has often been omitted from mainstre
 am historical narratives. Participating students include Cassy De Pina\, J
 anie Vicente Correia\, and Nora Mohamed.</p><p>Event page: <a href="https:
 //www.umassd.edu/events/cms/11-17-26-the-voices-of-our-forgotten-patriots.
 php">https://www.umassd.edu/events/cms/11-17-26-the-voices-of-our-forgotte
 n-patriots.php</a></a></p></body></html>
DTSTAMP:20261104T163458
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261117T113000
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LOCATION:Frederick Douglass Unity House
SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en-us:The Voices of Our Forgotten Patriots - Heroes of Sou
 theastern Massachusetts and Beyond
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