In Sylvania, the “Slave Trail Freedom Walk” is set to be held on Aug. 14 beginning at 6PM, beginning at the Lathrop House on Main Street, and concluding on the campus of Flower Hospital. The purpose of the walk is to educate people to what organizers say is the fact that slavery did not end with the underground railroad — it still happens today in the form of sex trafficking. Both the beginning point and the end point of the planned walk, were used to hide slaves as they traveled through Toledo on their way to freedom in the north. The event is being presented in cooperation with the Friends of the Lathrop House, St. Joseph’s Parish — Respect Life Committee, Toledo School for the Arts, Lourdes University, The Franciscan Center, Flower Hospital and the Sylvania Historical Society. For more information, go to thedaughterproject.org.
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