Saturday, Jun 29 2024
The 1619 anniversary: 5 things people still get wrong about slavery - Vox
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By A Mystery Man Writer
We asked historians to debunk slavery’s greatest myths.
Do idyllic southern plantations really tell the story of slavery
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Dr. Derrick L. Campbell – Quarantine Racism
I Helped Fact-Check the 1619 Project. The Times Ignored Me. - POLITICO
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27 Avril 1848 – L'esclavage est définitivement aboli en France, mais - Nima REJA
27 Avril 1848 – L'esclavage est définitivement aboli en France, mais - Nima REJA
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Understanding the Impact of Slavery Through Slave Narratives, by Kolej Yayasan UEM Research Institute
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