Tom DeWolf / Belvie Rooks - Denver 2009

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Oct 29, 200943:45Government & Organizations

Sustainable Healing from the Legacy of Slavery Rooks stood at the infamous "door of no return" at the Elmina slave dungeon in Ghana trying to imagine what reaching this spot must have felt like for some long-ago, African...

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