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Research by former Tufts University historian faces criticism
A historical book about the Grimke sisters and their role in abolitionism has been pulled by a publisher after scholars raised concerns about its accuracy and credibility. The author, Greenidge, received widespread acclaim for the work but faced criticism over alleged factual errors, unsupported claims, and misattributed sources. Greenidge has denied wrongdoing but acknowledged possible citation issues and has become a target of criticism, which she attributes to racial bias. The controversy led to her departure from Tufts University and questions about her other works, though some reviewers and institutions defend her scholarship.
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