06/15/2026
Ten years ago, 14 formerly enslaved Africans were laid to rest with the dignity, honor, and respect they were denied in life. Their reburial at St. Agnes Cemetery marked the culmination of years of research, remembrance, and community dedication to ensuring their stories would never be forgotten. Today, we pause to reflect on this important chapter in our history and honor the lives of these men, women, and children whose legacy continues to inspire remembrance, reconciliation, and respect for every human life. ❤️
Read more about the 10th anniversary commemoration at the link below.
MENANDS, N.Y. (NEWS10) — On Saturday afternoon, St. Agnes Cemetery in Menands observed the 10th anniversary of the burial of 14 enslaved people whose remains sat in unmarked graves for roughl…