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Jane's Walk NYC 2026: The Black Abolitionists Who Ran The First NYC Public School
05/02/2026 01:00 PM - 03:00 PM ET
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- Free
Summary
How a modern day Community Organizer, on The Lower East Side, was unwittingly tracing the footsteps of Black Abolitionists from Two Centuries ago.
Learn how organizing against displacement leads to uncovering the hidden history of Black Abolitionists, how their struggle for freedom mirrors the struggle for housing, education, worship, and work, and respect today.
We will learn about the first Afro Diaspora American to teach and head the first Public School in New York City and help establish also the first successful Mutual Aid Society for the Black Community.
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Learn how organizing against displacement leads to uncovering the hidden history of Black Abolitionists, how their struggle for freedom mirrors the struggle for housing, education, worship, and work, and respect today.
We will learn about the first Afro Diaspora American to teach and head the first Public School in New York City and help establish also the first successful Mutual Aid Society for the Black Community.
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