Gayle Jessup White strolled through a poignant exhibit about slavery while processing a complex past: Many of her ancestors — men, women and children — were enslaved by Thomas Jefferson.
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Gayle Jessup White strolled through a poignant exhibit about slavery while processing a complex past: Many of her ancestors — men, women and children — were enslaved by Thomas Jefferson.
