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Historian retraces Underground Railroad paths to freedom

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By Lesli Foster 
| WVEC-TV (Norfolk, VA)
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. — A Maryland historian is once again walking the path to freedom. Thirty years after first retracing an Underground Railroad route on foot, Anthony Cohen stepped off Monday, May 4, on a new 750-mile journey from Montgomery County, Maryland, to Canada, following the same roads, waterways and communities once traveled by freedom seekers escaping slavery.
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Maryland historian retraces Underground Railroad route 30 years later

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By Lesli Foster 
| WUSA-TV (Washington, DC)
Maryland historian Anthony Cohen is retracing a 750-mile Underground Railroad route from Maryland to Canada, 30 years after first making the walk. MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. — A Maryland historian is once again walking the path to freedom.
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250 quilts lining National Mall honor trans community

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By Lesli Foster 
| WMAZ-TV (Macon, GA)
WASHINGTON — A one-day installation on the National Mall brought this year’s WorldPride theme — “the fabric of freedom” — to life, as hundreds of hand-stitched quilt panels created by trans artists and allies stretched across the grass near the nation’s iconic monuments. The monument, made of more than 250 six-foot-square quilt panels, served as a living canvas of identity, struggle and celebration.
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