Harvard's $100M Slavery Fund: Descendants Unearth 940 Ancestors

The disbanding of the Harvard Slavery Remembrance Program, which identified 913 enslaved people and 403 living descendants, has left many questioning the university's approach to reconciling its past. Critics argue that outsourcing the research may dilute the authenticity and depth of the investigation.
Harvard's $100 million slavery fund led to the discovery of 940 enslaved ancestors, yet the university's sudden dismissal of its research team raises questions about its commitment to confronting its past.