Harvard agrees to transfer photographs of bondent people to the Black History Museum

Harvard University agreed to capture the collection of historical photographs describing the earliest people who described the bondent in the United States.

An agreement between the agreement, institute and Tamara Lanier is a legitimate battle, an author of two people in the photos, which is one of the Connecticuts.

Images taken in 1850 will be transferred to the International African American Museum in South Carolina, where the slave of people displayed in the photos.

Harvard said that the photos would always be given to another museum. Ms. Lanier said he was “ecstatic” with the result.

Images DaguerReoTypes are a very early form of modern photos, and the US Constitution was taken 15 years before the 13th amendment.

Harvard’s Peabody Museum in 1976 was detained in 1976.

15 Pictures, Alfred by the Peabody Museum, recognize people identified as Alfred, Delia, Drana, Fasena, Jack, Jem and Rireh. According to Mrs. Lanier, the settlement means that all images are not only about RIGGE and deliya, and the transfer of all images.

Pictures were commissioned as part of the study to prove the superiority of white people, by Harvard Professor and Zoology Louis Agasiz. Polygenism gave a convincing belief that he now develops separately in human race.

The court issued some of the public discussions on how American universities responded to historical links. In 2016, the Harvard Law School agreed to change a shield based on the largest ear of the 18th century.

Harvard did not comment on the detail of the settlement, but a university spokesman, “he said,” he said, to put them in the appropriate context and take them to other Americans for a long time. “

Spokesheron added that MS Lanier’s claim for the property of Daguerreotypes, especially because Harvard could not confirm that Mrs. Lanier’s daguerreotipes are related. “

MS LANIER Sue Harvard in 2019The images were taken without the controversial consent and were accused of receiving a profit from them with a large licensing fee.

In 2022, the Massachusetts Supreme Court of the Supreme Court, MS Lanier rejected the property claims in force. However, he allowed it to demand damage due to emotional distress. “Terrible actions” in the creation of the images of Harvard was “difficulty.”

“The current commitments of Harvard cannot be discharged from past abuse,” he said.

Ms. Lanier spoke to the BBC, was “ecstatic” about settlement. “First, I knew first of all I could never work for daguerreotipes on the desired level.”

“Rirgi and Delia and other people have a lot of connections that connect many clauses that connect South Carolina into a concrete part of that concrete, which is similar to them.”

The South Carolina Museum helped MS Lanier with genealogy allegations, but did not participate in a legal battle. His president said they intend to capture and show pictures of “in context” of the truth and empathy.

“These are more difficult to hear the tiny images and the story they came,” Tonya Matthews spoke to the BBC.

“Thus, this is our mission today and this is our mission, which has already created a place for negotiations to be warning and bondage and this results today.”