She Survived a Slave Ship, the Civil War and the Depression. Her Name Was Redoshi - The New York Times
New research suggests that Redoshi, who became a free woman in 1865, may have been the last living survivor of the trans-Atlantic slave trade.
New research suggests that Redoshi, who became a free woman in 1865, may have been the last living survivor of the trans-Atlantic slave trade.
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