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New York

7/13/2022

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NEW YORK CITY

Following the final abolition of slavery in New York in 1827, New York City emerged as one of the largest pre-Civil War metropolitan concentrations of free African-Americans, and many institutions were established to advance the community in the antebellum period.

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Apollo Theater
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    ⸰ a note for the returner
    this space holds past reflections and future echoes.  
    each post carries the time it came through.  
    read with presence, not prescription.
    this journal is not medical advice.  
    for care of the body, always turn to your clinician.

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