Connecticut Woman Explains Why She’s Suing Harvard For Family Photos | Connecticut Public

Norwich, Conn. resident Tamara Lanier explains why she is suing Harvard University for the possession of photographs of two enslaved people, Renty and Delia, who Lanier says are her ancestors.
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[@nimjuniahsmwangombe3368]

I have learnt a lot about the history of slavery in the USA through your journey to recover your family photos. I'm from Kenya Africa. It would nice if this part of our African history could be more widely shared with those of us in sub-Saharan Africa.

[@Planethollywood409]

Hello Clark Atlanta it's cork screw fake personality Tamara. I saw a good counselor everything ok now. If I do corkscrew shoulder length as it was again, I will remember not to think conceitedly but make friends. I might come back with grey hair but keep neat style just want to do a light major maybe math. Something I will look at online write up about the majors. I might attend Morris Brown that is the one I wanted to attend, it reminds me, its setting of where I grew up neat off center and circled with love feeling. 😅 TF Tamara. Rhymesbury the name of my town. Strange name, I think nursery rhymes cool. 😊.

[@millsykooksy4863]

good. give her money, harvard can well afford it

[@PlannedObsolescence]

This case was dismissed a month ago.

[@djk1mya]

It will be appealed …

[@SmedleyDouwright]

Suing for money.