“A People without knowledge of its History, is like a tree without roots.”
Marcus Garvey
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February 2025 General Member Meeting
A Slave Named Jenny with Desi L. Campbell
Tuesday, February 11, 2024
Social Hour @ 6 PM |
Speaker Presentation @ 6:30 PM
We hope to see you at our next monthly meeting where we’ll hear from Desi L. Campbell, who will discuss the life of Jenny McLean, born into slavery around 1785 in Virginia to parents from IGBO land in Nigeria. She was later sold to Cumberland County, North Carolina. Hear the story of Jenny and her story of resilience.
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