ルピタ・ニョンゴのインスタグラム(lupitanyongo) - 3月4日 01時23分

THE ANSWER WAS YES, when @eji_org asked me to narrate a story for their @LegacyMuseum on the inhumane origins and acts of the Transatlantic slave trade, the largest forced migration in human history. Over 12 million African men, women and children were kidnapped from their homes, imprisoned and trafficked to the Americas. The Legacy Museum: From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration is a vital place that illuminates this misunderstood, misrepresented and ignored history. It creates an opportunity to definitively tell the truth so future generations are less burdened by this past. Now it's your turn to SAY YES and accept this invitation to VISIT this remarkable museum and memorial in Montgomery, AL. Learn more at EJI.org.

"It's important that we begin to commit to an era of truth and justice. That we tell the truth about our history. That we find the words necessary to understand all of the pain, all of the suffering that was created by 400 years of enslavement, lynching, segregation and injustice...When we have the courage to learn the truth, we open up doors that permit justice, that permit reckoning, that permit healing." - Bryan Stevenson, Executive Director of the Equal Justice Initiative

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