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A woman enslaved by a major Harvard donor fought for reparations and won. Why her story still matters.

Tiffany Cusaac-Smith, USA TODAYComments Off on A woman enslaved by a major Harvard donor fought for reparations and won. Why her story still matters.

Harvard has vowed to confront its legacy of slavery. In 1783, Belinda Sutton was enslaved by a Harvard donor. Her story shows the horrors of the past.

      
Tiffany Cusaac-Smith, USA TODAY
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