Lisa DuBois

Harriet Tubman: A Pathway to Our Roots 2 min read

• African-American history

Harriet Tubman: A Pathway to Our Roots

Lisa DuBois 4 years ago

The following words kept Harriet Tubman alive during her darkest days: There are two things I’ve got a right to, and these are, Death or... Read More

Transgenerational Trauma and Healing for African-Americans 6 min read

• African-American history
• Art
• Museum
• Racism

Transgenerational Trauma and Healing for African-Americans

Lisa DuBois 4 years ago 3

The Inherited Strength in Mind, Body and Soul of Our African Ancestors A rich new culture blending old and new rituals, style and music has... Read More

New Yorkers Honor Enslaved Africans/Freedmen 2 min read

• African-American history

New Yorkers Honor Enslaved Africans/Freedmen

Lisa DuBois 5 years ago

In 1991, unearthed, at a construction site of a federal office building in lower Manhattan, was a 17th/18th century burial ground for enslaved Africans and... Read More

Maafa and Juneteenth Ceremonies 2021 6 min read

• African-American history

Maafa and Juneteenth Ceremonies 2021

Lisa DuBois 5 years ago 14

We are living during a pivotal moment in the history of the United States. During the COVID19 Pandemic of 2020-21, consciousness has placed a magnifying... Read More