Acknowledgments

We would like to thank the huge community of contributors whose efforts came together to organize the 2022 Lantern Walk. It was held on Saturday, November 19, 2022.

Community members

  • Mr. Anderson Flen, Community lead
  • Major Joe Womack of C.H.E.S.S.
  • Lamar Howard of Caesars, Africatown Freedom Tours, MCTSAA, and Africatown Community Teach and Outreach
  • Ruth Ballard of MCTSAA
  • Washington “Wash” Taylor of MCTSAA
  • Isaiah Pinkney of MCTSAA
  • Ms. Valena McCants
  • Jocelyn Davis of the Clotilda Descendant Association, and C.H.E.S.S.
  • John Flen
  • Gary Simpson Jr.
  • Tim Andrews
  • Bill Green of the Clotilda Descendant Association
  • Damian Marks
  • Robert Moore of T. Moore Trucking
  • Ted Atkinson
  • Pastor Williams of Yorktown Baptist Church
  • Pastor Brady of First Hopewell Baptist Church

Community Organizations

  • MCTS Alumni Association
  • Clean, Healthy, Educated, Safe, and Sustainable (C.H.E.S.S.)
  • Africatown Heritage Preservation Foundation
  • Clotilda Descendants Association
  • Mobile Environmental Justice Action Coalition (MEJAC)
  • Africatown Community Teach and Outreach, NPO
  • Churches:
    • First Hopewell Baptist Church
    • Union Baptist Church
    • Yorktown Baptist Church
    • Our Mother of Mercy Catholic Church

International Organizations

  • International Center for Transitional Justice, with special thanks to Virginie Ladisch

    Universities

    • Howard University and Columbia Universities: African American Redress Network, with special thanks to:
      • Linda J. Mann and Billi Wilkerson
      • Research Team: Erica Ivins, Corey Shaw, James Lennox
    • Southern-Birmingham College, Southern Environmental Center, with special thanks to Roald Hazelhoff, their faculty and graduate students
    • Mississippi State University, Department of Landscape Architecture, with special thanks to Director Bob Brzuszek
    • Oberlin College, with special thanks to Jay Fiskio
    • University of South Alabama, with special thanks to Dr. Dieudonné Gnammankou,  Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence (Benin, West Africa)

      Government officials

      • Councilwoman Merceria Ludgood 
      • Keysha Brown (Mobile County City staff representative)