Overview
- A task force found the Clotilda broken and eroded, deeming it too fragile to be raised from the water.
- The ship's remains were discovered in 2019, reigniting discussions on how to honor its historical significance.
- Preserving the ship underwater involves installing protective pillars to safeguard it from further damage.
- Some descendants of the ship's survivors support underwater preservation, while others advocate for a museum.
- The Clotilda's legacy continues to impact Africatown, a community founded by the ship's freed survivors.