The Boston African Society established

Mon, 08.08.1796

*On this date in 1796 the Boston African Society was established. Started with forty-four members, they were a group of Blacks that provided a form of health insurance and funeral benefits, as well as spiritual fellowship and brotherhood, to its members.

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Massachusetts Historical Society
1154 Boylston Street
Boston, MA 02215-3695

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Challenges To Families Of Color, Antonia Wilcoxin

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State Healthcare administrator Antonia Wilcoxin share her personal and professional viewpoints on where families of color are most vulnerable in 21st century American society

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