在18世纪工业革命遗留下的垃圾中,在20英尺厚的19世纪污物下,在我们脚底沥青的下方,留存着15,000位非裔美国人先驱的遗体,躺在那里已近300年之久。自从这片位于曼哈顿闹市的墓地被发现后,我们就面临着一个重大的抉择:是认清自己的能力而无视这些残骸,还是将其神圣化,或者在记忆中重建他们的故事——每种观点都拥有很高的呼声。 Under rubbish left behind by the industrial revolution of the 18th century, beneath the foot soles of 20 feet of 19th century dirt, the remains of 15,000 African-American pioneers were left lying there for nearly 300 years . Since the discovery of this graveyard in downtown Manhattan, we have faced a major decision: to recognize our ability to ignore these wrecks, to sanctify them, or rebuild their stories in memory - Point of view has a very high voice.