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Vice President of Public Programs and Editor-in-Chief, 64 Parishes Magazine
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By Erin M. Greenwald, PhD Verified| 64 Parishes Magazine Verified A new marker along the levee across from Jackson Square bears witness to history. Three hundred years ago, in the summer of 1719, the first slave ship arrived in Louisiana. Its voyage had begun the previous year, around the same time that Governor Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne, Sieur de Bienville, had put gangs of Native Americans and French and Canadian convicts and soldiers to work clearing the ground where New Orleans would rise.
By Erin M. Greenwald, PhD Verified| Fast Company Verified From a young age, I’ve wanted to experience and learn as many things as I could–usually in quick succession if not all at once. I happily brought this love of novelty into my young adult years, pursuing a wide array of hobbies in high school and taking a mix of college electives that made sense to nobody. My always-evolving bag of interests never seemed like a problem to me until I became an adult in the working world.
By Erin M. Greenwald, PhD Verified| 64 Parishes Magazine Verified A new marker along the levee across from Jackson Square bears witness to history. Three hundred years ago, in the summer of 1719, the first slave ship arrived in Louisiana. Its voyage had begun the previous year, around the same time that Governor Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne, Sieur de Bienville, had put gangs of Native Americans and French and Canadian convicts and soldiers to work clearing the ground where New Orleans would rise.
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64 Parishes Magazine
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
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