Enslaved Voyages Memorial Act: Commemorating the Middle Passage in D.C.
This act authorizes the creation of a commemorative work in the District of Columbia to honor enslaved individuals who endured the Middle Passage. Importantly, the monument will be funded entirely by private contributions, ensuring no taxpayer money is used. This initiative aims to acknowledge and remember a significant part of history.
Key points
Authorizes the establishment of a commemorative work in Washington D.C. for enslaved individuals.
Prohibits the use of federal funds; the project must be financed solely by private donations.
Any leftover funds will be directed towards monument maintenance or national park foundations.
Status:
Expired
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