Johns Hopkins, long believed by university to be abolitionist

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A Reckoning With Johns Hopkins' History Hopkins Bloomberg Public Health Magazine

Free Men All: The Personal Liberty Laws of the North 1780-1861

Johns Hopkins University thought their founder and namesake was an abolitionist, turns out he owned enslaved people, schools says

In 2020, JHU Acknowledged Enslaved People Were Held at Clifton Mansion. The Reckoning Continues.

Who was Johns Hopkins? Thought to oppose slavery, he enslaved people

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