Category Archives: Wednesday African History Series

African Presence in Massachusetts

Posted on June 17, 2020 by Nick Huster

This is the 8th of our Wednesday series that highlights historic Middle Passage/UNESCO Site of Memory markers that have been installed and those locations where a remembrance ceremony was held since MPCPMP incorporated 9 years ago. MPCPMP is/was involved in … Continue reading →

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African Presence in Maryland

Posted on June 10, 2020 by Nick Huster

This is the 7th of our Wednesday series that highlights historic Middle Passage/UNESCO Site of Memory markers that have been installed and those locations where a remembrance ceremony was held since MPCPMP incorporated 9 years ago. MPCMP is/was involved in … Continue reading →

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African Presence in Louisiana

Posted on June 3, 2020 by Nick Huster

This is the 6th of our Wednesday series that highlights historic Middle Passage/UNESCO Site of Memory markers that have been installed and those locations where a remembrance ceremony was held since MPCPMP incorporated 9 years ago. MPCMP is/was involved in … Continue reading →

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African Presence in Georgia

Posted on May 27, 2020 by Nick Huster

This is the 5th of our Wednesday series that highlights historic Middle Passage/UNESCO Site of Memory markers that have been installed and those locations where a remembrance ceremony was held since MPCPMP incorporated 9 years ago. MPCMP is/was involved in … Continue reading →

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African Presence in Florida

Posted on May 20, 2020 by Nick Huster

This is the 4th of our Wednesday series that highlights historic Middle Passage and/or UNESCO Site of Memory markers that have been installed and those locations where a remembrance ceremony was held since MPCPMP incorporated 9 years ago. MPCMP is/was … Continue reading →

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African Presence in Washington, D.C.

Posted on May 13, 2020 by Nick Huster

This is the 3rd of our Wednesday series that highlights historic Middle Passage/UNESCO Site of Memory markers that have been installed and those locations where a remembrance ceremony was held since MPCPMP incorporated 9 years ago. MPCPMP is/was involved in … Continue reading →

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African Presence in Connecticut

Posted on May 6, 2020 by Nick Huster

This is the 2nd of our Wednesday series that highlights historic Middle Passage/UNESCO Site of Memory markers that have been installed since MPCPMP incorporated 9 years ago. MPCMP is/was involved in the planning for the installation of most of these … Continue reading →

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African Presence in Alabama

Posted on April 29, 2020 by Nick Huster

Every Wednesday, MPCPMP will highlight in alphabetical order the states where historic Middle Passage/UNESCO Site of Memory markers have been installed since we incorporated 9 years ago. MPCMP is/was involved in the planning for the installation of most of these … Continue reading →

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