The 21st Century Commemoration and History of Crispus Attucks Day

THE 21ST CENTURY COMMEMORATION OF "CRISPUS ATTUCKS DAY" IN BOSTON details the 21st century timeline of the famous "Boston Massacre Martyr" and Revolutionary War Patriot, Crispus Attucks.  It is rich with untold information, that very few people in America, including the city of Boston, are cognizant of. Crispus Attucks, a man of mixed heritage, was born in Framingham Massachusetts. His mother was Nanny (Nancy) Attucks of the Wampanoag-Natick Praying Indians, and his father was known as Prince Yonger, a product of the West African Trans-Atlantic slave trade.

THE 21ST CENTURY COMMEMORATION OF "CRISPUS ATTUCKS DAY" IN BOSTON will give you:

A brief bio of Crispus Attucks' father's noble roots in the African Diaspora before being brought to America as a slave;.

A brief timeline history to the beginning of one of the biggest crimes to humanities, known as the African-Trans-Atlantic-slave trade;.

A brief history of the Native American Indigenous people in the year 1645 when John Elliot who was called "the Apostle Elliot by the "Praying Indians". March 5, 1770: the day of the Boston Massacre became the day to remember, as the call for patriots that followed in American history. THE 21ST CENTURY COMMEMORATION OF "CRISPUS ATTUCKS DAY" IN BOSTON, features many of those patriots, including: Samuel Adams, John Adams, Paul Revere, President George Washington, Prince Hall, William Cooper Nell, Harriet Tubman, Sojourner Truth, Frederick Douglass, Susan B. Anthony, William Monroe Trotter, Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin, Carter G. Woodson, Martin Luther King Jr., Senator Ed Brooks, Melnea Agnes Cass, Malcolm X., South Africa President, Nelson Mandela, President Barack Obama.