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… Papers … Papers Brazil and the Slave Trade Herbert S. Klein, Stanford University,  “The Free Afro Brazilians in a Slave Society” Roquinaldo Ferreira, University of Virginia,  …

… support faculty and students working on refugee issues. “How we can strive to be better humanitarians?” was the question … for all sessions with speakers bios, as well as a photo gallery can be found  [ here ]. … Program on Refugees, Forced …

… Press, explores two centuries of the English Atlantic slave system, between 1650 and 1850, arguing, among other things, that the transatlantic slave trade was born of African strength, rather than African … book stands as a major contribution to the field, and we are pleased to honor it with the 2000 Frederick Douglass …

… To Harm: Medicine, Knowledge, and Power in the Atlantic Slave Trade.”  This manuscript represents the first full-length … free.  In studying their labor, her project illustrates how the slave trade functioned as an insidious, and even …

… focused her introductory remarks on two main ideas – how to define “a women’s human rights defender” in Egypt, and … fall in the later category. “There is a lot of hope when we move away from the traditional structures and think out of … “Now that I have been to jail, it opened my eyes to how we should rethink imprisonment, the death penalty, and the …

… focused her introductory remarks on two main ideas – how to define “a women’s human rights defender” in Egypt, and … fall in the later category. “There is a lot of hope when we move away from the traditional structures and think out of … “Now that I have been to jail, it opened my eyes to how we should rethink imprisonment, the death penalty, and the …

… got involved in Project Priscilla. For the past few months we have been studying the tragic history of Priscilla and her … seafaring town that was involved in the Atlantic slave trade. The link between Rhode Island and South Carolina was …

… Samuel Ringgold Ward is not as well-known. What do we lose when we overlook his contributions to the … and the Christian commitment to do good to others. Q: How did Ward’s views differ from the popular abolitionist … the Liberty Party. He also believed that true Christians should sever association with churches tainted through their …

… Professor Harms. Mr. Nguyen opened the meeting by asking, “We know the election of Donald Trump is very important to … Professor Hill, if you could tell us something about how you assess the potential foreign policies of the U.S. … but at some level a totality of a point of view about what should be done in the world to come.” He also counseled Mr. …

… and to darken the prospects of the poor down-trodden slave in the United States. (Cheers.) It has been committed … spreading gloom over the prospects of the poor bondsman. We are here for the purpose of dispelling that gloom, and of … present position. (Great laughter.) I presume, however, I should not trace him to any extraordinary ancestors. I esteem …