Freedom National Monument

The Freedom National Monument, established in 2014, is located in New York City and commemorates the fight for freedom during the transatlantic slave trade era. It highlights the history and resilience of enslaved Africans and African Americans, emphasizing their contributions to the nation’s development and civil rights. The monument aims to educate visitors about the struggles for freedom, equality, and justice, fostering awareness and dialogue about ongoing issues related to racial inequality. It serves as a symbol of resistance, remembrance, and the ongoing pursuit of civil rights in the United States.