Kaye Wise Whitehead on Philadelphias Gradual Abolition @historymakingproductions
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Philadelphia: The Great Experiment (The Storm)

Freeing slaves is not a one-step process. When Philadelphia
decided to enforce abolition, it meant providing for a group of
individuals of all ages, most of whom were homeless and
illiterate. What does a city do with this notion of freedom?

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Kaye Wise Whitehead on Philadelphia's Gradual Abolition

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