Amistad Floating Classroom and Social Justice

with Paula Mann-Agnew of Discovering Amistad

Discovering Amistad Executive Director, Paula Mann-Agnew, shares how the Amistad tall ship becomes a floating classroom bringing history to life and links the nation's past racial and social history to today's fight for racial equality and social justice.

Posted on:

Nov 01, 2021

Hosted by: Eric Clemons
Produced by: Western New England Newsmakers Team
#Connecticut #General Interest #Education #Local
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