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Graveyards and Ancestors

Oct 26
1 min read

For generations, Black families gathered in burial grounds to remember, to pray, and to keep the names of their people from being forgotten. In a world that tried to erase our dead, the graveyard held our history. Walking that ground was never spooky business. It was family business, memory business, holy ground.


Hear the heart of it, Divine Ones. A graveyard is not a prop. It is somebody's family, somebody's grief, and somebody's sacred memory. Remembrance looks like care, a visit, flowers laid down gently, a name spoken out loud so the next generation knows who came before them.


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