UnKnown Project
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(Un)Known Project is a collaborative initiative co-founded by Hannah Drake and Josh Miller to unearth and honor the names and stories of enslaved Black people in America and the global African diaspora 👣
06/10/2026
Our America 250 Collection and special “est. 1619” shirt are a reminder that Black history is American history.
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We honor the roles enslaved people played in building the United States, and the Americas, and the ongoing work of Black people to shape our communities and future.
Purchases of merch directly support (Un)Known Project’s work to unearth and honor the names and stories of enslaved people through art and community collaboration.
06/06/2026
If you had an opportunity to visit Childhood Interrupted, we would love to hear your feedback. It truly helps us as we continue to create projects. Thank you so much! Link in comments!
African American Heritage Trail of Martha’s Vineyard - Esther’s Story
While creating Childhood Interrupted so many people in my neighborhood were intrigued by what I was doing and once they learned what it was for they really embraced it. They offered help with painting, offered paint brushes, came by to help me cut wood, etc. I had an idea and they each brought their skillset to help me bring that idea to life. I am truly proud of my community! Greatness never happens alone!
Thank you to James Thomas- my brother-in-law who heard me say, “Just ONE MORE cut-out,” a million times and he never complained. Thank you to community for understanding the value of this project and offering your skills.
I look forward to seeing everyone next weekend for the unveiling of Childhood Interrupted.
05/25/2026
VATICAN CITY -- VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Leo XIV made a historic apology on Monday for the role the Holy See itself played in legitimizing slavery and for having failed to condemn it for centuries, calling the Vatican’s record a “wound in Christian memory.”
Pope Leo XIV makes historic apology for Holy See's own role in legitimizing slavery Pope Leo XIV has made a historic apology for the role the Holy See itself played in legitimizing slavery
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