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Canopy AtlantaMay 13, 2026

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In the 1880s, the city of Atlanta dug up Black graves at Oakland Cemetery to make room for white burials.

That decision helped spark the founding of @southview_cemetery. Recently, South-View was added to the Georgia Register of Historic Places. Winifred Watts Hemphill, whose great-grandfather helped establish the cemetery, explains what made it necessary. More voices from South-View coming soon. ✍️ Ann Hill Bond and Nikki Roberts Read the full story at the link in bio.
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