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What Princeton Owes to Firestone’s Exploitation of Liberia
by Jonathan Ort | Reconstruction to Present (1865-)
Forced labor in Liberia built the Firestone fortune—and transformed Princeton. The story of Firestone, Liberia, and Princeton reveals how racist exploitation entangled and enriched Nassau Hall in the century that followed the U.S. Civil War.
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"New Library For University Assured; Named For Firestone"
February 23, 1945 | Reconstruction to Present (1865-)
Article from The Princeton Herald announcing funding from the Firestone family for a new library on campus.
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Did You Know...?African Americans worked on campus as students, staff, and teaching assistants.
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