A group of Black divers and community members made a pilgrimage to a sacred site in Key West, Florida, where a British slave ship – the Henrietta Marie – sank 326 years ago, to pay their respects and connect with their ancestors.
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A group of Black divers and community members made a pilgrimage to a sacred site in Key West, Florida, where a British slave ship – the Henrietta Marie – sank 326 years ago, to pay their respects and connect with their ancestors.
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