An African American family faces the 1865 Freedman’s Bureau book of names of those freed from slavery. The sculpture is dedicated to those: “Kidnaped, Trafficked, Enslaved, and Abused …Enduring the horrors and pain of slavery, you still found the capacity to love, to dream, to nurture new life, and to triumph …The country you built must honor you. We acknowledge the tragedy of your enslavement. We commit to advancing freedom in your name.” (photo credit Dick Hall)