Historical Eras — 400 Years

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At the “National Memorial to Peace and Justice" in Montgomery, Stevenson managed to portray our darkest moments while simultaneously shedding light on our path forward.

Greeting us first in Montgomery, Alabama’s “National Memorial to Peace and Justice" are six chained figures created by Ghanaian sculptor Kwame Akoto-Bamfo conveying the horror of enslavement – agony, grief, despair, resignation

The Equal Justice Initiative’s “National Memorial to Peace and Justice" features 800 six-foot steel monuments, each representing a county where race-based murder occurred, each etched with the names of those tortured and killed.

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