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John Thompson: Resurrection After Exoneration

By Paper Monuments, Emily Maw, narrative, Brendon Palmer-Angell, artwork & artwork based on photograph by Donn Young
John Thompson had a sharp wit and irreverent humor. John Thompson was a proud New Orleanian who cursed the dysfunction of his city every day. John Thompson loved his wife, his family, and his friends. John Thompson was an exoneree, a death-penalty…

Saint Katharine Drexel and Xavier University

By Paper Monuments, Sharlene Sinegal Decuir, Narrative & Brendon Palmer-Angell, Artwork
Katharine Mary Drexel, born on November 26, 1858, into one of the wealthiest families in Philadelphia was destined to be a socialite and a member of privileged society. He father, Francis A. Drexel and his brothers owned an international banking…
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