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Ending Erasure: The Black Burial Ground

February 4, 2023 Dover, DE

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Part of a statewide Black History Month program focusing on the erasure of Black burial grounds.

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The Order’s growing “death movement” is a reaction against the sanitization of death that has persisted in American culture since the 1800s.

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The Order of the Good Death was launched with the goal of building a movement of people who believe that the American death industry—funerals, crematories, cemeteries, mortuary schools—needs disrupting.

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The Order Of the Good Death provides resources that help people accept and engage death. Everything from human composting, water cremation, taking care of your own dead, low-cost funerals—if you want to learn about it, we’re here.

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