Indian Ceremonial Burial Grounds in New York

Don’t get caught studdering with lies. De-pro-gram yourself because the word #slave does NOT mean #African 👈🏾🙄 #PS98 #ShoracKappock ✊🏾🏹
“In the early 1900s, #construction workers discovered a site on 212th Street where an estimated 36 enslaved "Africans" [🤔] had been buried.
"Historic #maps also indicate that prior, this land had been used by the #Lenape 👀 people for ceremonial 👀 purposes," said #MeredithHorsford, with the #DyckmanFarmhouseMuseumAlliance. "The #burialground was for the enslaved who lived and worked for the families in this region, now known as Inwood. We and our community hope to bring peace to those who rested here, as well as their #ancestors," Horsford said.
- via #abcnews
Hey... #DyckmanFarmhouseMuseumAlliance...THERE WILL NEVER BE #PEACE HERE TIL WE ARE PLACED BACK IN OUR PROPER STANDING AND OUR ANCESTORS WILL BURN THIS SHIT DOWN CUS WE KNOW HOW TO LIVE WITH NEXT TO NOTHING CUS WE CREATE EVERYTHING...YA SHITTY ASS PEOPLE JUST EXPLOIT US IN YOUR 🐃💩 "CORPORATION SYSTEM" #F🤬H THATS AN #INDIAN CEREMONIAL PLACE AND BURIAL GROUND
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Wow that’s history

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Is this news anchor okay?