1776 may be when you claimed your independence. But my people were still enslaved and had to harvest a crop so your people could have a celebration feast. But my people were enslaved for another 89 years making your people wealthy off the backs of free slave labor.

AAHGS Annual Conference, Hampton, VA, Oct 12-17, 2020. The Landing Site of the first Enslaved Africans. August 25, 1619, Point Comfort.

Project 1619 Inc did not produce "The 1619 Poject" magazine and podcast. That was the New York Times. Project1619.org

Rename Military Base for Ruppert Sargent - Sign the Petition! chng.it/9vWRMc7S via Change.org

Heard Oprah will produce a movie on 1619. Hope she includes Project1619.org who has been telling the true story since 1994. Please forward to her if you can.

African Landing Commemoration Day - The next 400 Years

Join us virtually for African Landing Day Commemoration. Saturday August 22nd at 10 AM and 2 PM. aaam.wildapricot.org/event-3949760

Giving is a Blessing. gofundme.com/f/pdser7-givin…

#GivingDay Support Project 1619 Inc on Tuesday November 30th by going to Facebook - Project 1619. Donate at 8:00 AM and your donation could be matched.

We are Project 1619 Inc. and we are not associated with The 1619 Project and the New York Times. project1619.org

Our ancestors were enslaved for another 89 years.

Project 1619 Inc, is a non-profit group in Hampton, Virginia, who is credited as the Founder of the 1619 Movement by changing the narrative of first enslaved African landing in English North America. Here is their story. Project1619.org

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Check out Project 1619 Inc. new website at project1619.org. They are the Founders of the 1619 Movement. project1619.org

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Calvin Pearson to be Honored by Society of First African Families of English America on April 15th in Philadelphia. lnkd.in/eCb8FR2u