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Marc Lamont Hill talks Penn Museum apology for housing human remains from MOVE bombing
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14:46Now PlayingMarc Lamont Hill speaks to Mike Africa, Jr., the host of Ona Move w/ Mike Africa, Jr., and Dr. Krsytal Strong, an assistant professor of education at the University of Pennsylvania, about the Penn Museum and the University of Pennsylvania apologizing for holding onto the remains of a victim in the MOVE Bombing of 1985 for research and teaching purposes.
“It wasn’t an oversight. They’re talking about it; they’re teaching this and passing it around, “Africa says
“I was under the inception that everyone was buried. I had no idea that anyone was keeping parts of them in a lab to study,” Africa says.
Strong says there was a lack of sound ethical research and respect for the lives of Black children.
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