Sean Kirst: Syracuse teens find 21st century meaning in new marker for abolitionist giant

Sean Kirst: Syracuse teens find 21st century meaning in new marker for abolitionist giant

You remember the feeling. Wednesday was the first true day of summer vacation for the seniors at the Syracuse Academy of Science. Their graduation was held that night at Onondaga Community College, but they had basically spent 13 years of their lives — going back to their day of kindergarten — earning the right to sleep late that morning. Instead, shortly after 8 a.m., Ibrahim Abdul-Qadir and three of his classmates were at Loguen Park on East G…