Freedom in Congo Square
A moving poetic tribute to Congo Square, where enslaved people in New Orleans found brief freedom through music, dance, and community traditions.
About This Book
Freedom in Congo Square explores the significance of a historic gathering place in New Orleans where enslaved Africans were allowed limited respite on Sundays.
The book highlights the resilience and cultural traditions that emerged from these gatherings, emphasizing the importance of music, dance, and community.
Through evocative verse and illustrations, it provides a window into a crucial aspect of African American history and the enduring quest for freedom.
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