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  • Projects
    • 250: Building America in CCDC
    • Black Land Loss: Chevy Chase DC in the Arc of American History
    • Historic District Campaign (2004-2008)
    • Lafayette-Pointer Project
    • Historic House Plaques Unify Community
  • Oral Histories
    • Eighty, Meet 18: Seniors Talk, Youth Listen, and a Valuable Collection is Born
    • Oral History Archive: Local Memories
  • House Histories
    • HOUStories: People, Places & Streets of Chevy Chase DC
  • Archives
  • About
  • Support HCCDC

Archives for June 2023

George Pointer Descendants 2015 Family Reunion at Lafayette Park

What Does Repair Look Like? Webinar Recording Now Posted

Linda Mann of the African American Redress Network shared an overview of what repair for past racists harms might look like in communities across America during a June 21 webinar …

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Black Broad Branch descdants who participated in a June 15, 2023, public hearing on reparations.

DC Council Holds June 15 Hearing on Creating a Reparations Task Force

A recording of the day-long public hearing by the DC Council Committee on DC Business & Economic Development can be viewed here. Hosted by D.C. Councilmember Kenyan R. McDuffie, the …

Read moreDC Council Holds June 15 Hearing on Creating a Reparations Task Force
Montage June 7 webinar

Recording Now Available: A Conversation with Descendants of a Displaced Black Community

HCCDC held a virtual webinar on June 7 to introduce some descendants of the African American families evicted nearly a century ago from Broad Branch Road in Chevy Chase DC …

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James Fisher

James Fisher

“I had no idea that my family had been in this area for so long. In my lifetime, the family has been divided and disconnected. One could not imagine that there was a time when they forged a very strong bond … The knowledge that such people were in your family inspires generations.”

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Sylvia Fisher Gregory

Sylvia Fisher Gregory

“[T]here are millions of people that were robbed of their properties, and it’s still going on today. You know, I just can't think about just one person. It can't be about just me. It’s about millions of us, constantly being robbed by (white people).”

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Tanya Gaskins Hardy

Tanya Gaskins Hardy

“African Americans are the only race in this country that don’t have a home. We don't have land. And people are saying, ‘Well, go back to Africa.’ Well, that's all well and good. And I'm definitely claiming my African heritage. But I would also like to be able to claim my American heritage too, and have a space that's mine, just like everybody else can have a space.”

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Jocelind Edwards Julien

Jocelind Edwards Julien

“When my grandmother got older, the only one place that she asked to go (back to visit) was Chevy Chase. The only one place out of all of the places that she ever lived, and all of her experiences traveling and whatnot, Chevy Chase was the one place she asked to go back home to.”

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