Kat Niambi stands in front of the Bennett Rice Mill Facade during her tour of the Union Pier Open House March 5 2024. This is a historic moment.

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In a world filled with bustling cities, modern conveniences, and the constant hum of technological progress, it's easy to overlook the stories of those who came before us. Hidden within the walls of historic landmarks like the Aiken-Rhett Museum lies a unique opportunity for spiritual activism - a journey that transcends time and space, aimed at liberating the spirits of the enslaved confined within these hallowed grounds. In this blog post, we delve into the profound concept of spiritual activism and how one can contribute to freeing the spirits at the Aiken-Rhett Museum and other places of torture and horrendous acts while also embracing a greater understanding of history and its impact on Black bodies.

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