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… Bogues, Brown University “The slaves dem work and so do we � so weh the difference: Reflections on Labor and Freedom … otherwise stated The Middle Passage and Iconography of the Slave Ship Cheryl Finley, Cornell University Location: … Birmingham Museum of Art Location: Yale University Art Gallery, American galleries Mapping a New Kingston: …

… days and I may add those nights. I shall never forget how like two very brothers we were ready to dare, do, and even die for each other. … Honesty sincerity and uprightness of that governor was, I should have repelled such a prediction as altogether unjust, …

… the harbors of the state in the digocene era. Examines how non-state actors contest official ways of remembering … of how the digital turn is changing the ways that we remember, interpret, and memorialize the past. It also raises practical and ethical questions of how we should utilize these tools and study their impacts. Cases …

… in the 18th and 19th centuries, including African slave names, genders, ages, occupations, illnesses, family … relationships, ethnicity, places of origin, prices paid by slave owners, and slave testimonials and emancipations. … at the University of Granada. The Atlantic Slave Trade and Slave Life in the Americas: A Visual Record The …

… in the 18th and 19th centuries, including African slave names, genders, ages, occupations, illnesses, family … relationships, ethnicity, places of origin, prices paid by slave owners, and slave testimonials and emancipations. … at the University of Granada. The Atlantic Slave Trade and Slave Life in the Americas: A Visual Record The …

… GLC Brown Bag: Karin Zipf, “Field Ghosts:How the American Farmworker Fought Migrant Slavery, then Lost … H2A, 1975-1990” … GLC Brown Bag: Karin Zipf, “Field Ghosts:How the American Farmworker Fought Migrant Slavery, then Lost … GLC Visiting Fellow, Sept.-December 2018, “Field Ghosts: How the American Farmworker Fought Migrant Slavery, then Lost …

… really control even my camera. I was asking myself, ‘Should I roll my camera, or should I just give her a hug?’ … and suffering that exist in the refugees’ limbo. “How can you really deny whatever little happiness you get … they’ve lost everything, and they are still saying that… we have to feel like we are on holiday [and stay strong].” …

… really control even my camera. I was asking myself, ‘Should I roll my camera, or should I just give her a hug?’ … and suffering that exist in the refugees’ limbo. “How can you really deny whatever little happiness you get … they’ve lost everything, and they are still saying that… we have to feel like we are on holiday [and stay strong].” …

… a comparative perspective to a discussion of the internal slave trade in Brazil draws attention to the importance of … moves to abolish slavery after 1850. I also suggest how shifting slave demography affected the use of free labor in certain areas. Finally, I outline what we now know about the effect on the slaves of being shipped …

… ” The conference, Blight noted, was intended to ask “how is the present embedded in the past and how is the past … leading to the Civil War. Oakes began by displaying two photos, one from the August 2017 violent rally of white … What are some of the proscriptive things they felt should be done in the wake of these events? Professor Nick …

…     Screening of the rough-cut version of Traces of the Trade: A Story from the Deep North Introduction by Katrina … of York, British Parliament and the Remembrance of the Slave Trade Mari Hareide, Norwegian National Commission for UNESCO, Breaking the Silence: UNESCO’s Transatlantic Slave Trade Education Project Barbara Chase-Riboud, Author …

… and your career? Sure. I’m Elizabeth. Nigerian-American is how I usually introduce myself. My mom is black American, my … with my oldest daughter who was six months at the time and we had to be evacuated by the US embassy. Documenting … dynamics between the story-teller and the subject? And how should this influence how we read the story? I learned to …