THE PATROL ABBATE BOOK CLUB HOSTED BY SARAH LOVELL VISITED O
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The Nantucket African Meeting House and Associate Director Desiree Spriggs had a scheduled visit from the Book Club of the Patrol Base ABBATE by Sarah Lovell. PB Abbate (https://www.pbabbate.org/about) is according to its website "a series of countrywide local and regional chapters, with initial hubs in Texas and New York. While he hopes these chapters will be platforms for social bonding, Schueman also expects PB Abbate members to serve their communities to shift the narrative around veterans as people who are waiting for handouts, who are victims, when instead we are people of action who continue to serve.” Book Club members were from all over the U.S. This video and interview by W. Calvin Anderson produced November 19, 2022. All rights reserved.
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The internationally recognized Nantucket Historical Association in its Special Issue "Historic Nantucket" Celebrates the 200th anniversary Nantucket "communal bravery and righteousness" supporting the slave fugitives Arthur and Mary Cooper from Virginia slave hunters in October 24, 1822. Nantucket procedes the nation-state in supporting and actualizing enslaved African Emancipation realized in 1863.
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