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… after the American revolution, Wilkes County in Georgia’s embryonic cotton belt witnessed the trial of Jude, an enslaved woman accused of poisoning her owner’s son on New … deemed fit to stand trial but denied the most basic of rights thereafter. Questions: From the available documents, …

… 1993�Present� September 29 Raymond Bryant Geography, King�s College London �Of Money Worries and Moral Imperatives: NGO … Pluralism?� October 27 P. Sainath Eisenhower Fellow �Dalit Rights as Human Rights� November 3 Leo Lucassen History, … Modification and the Art of Domestication� December 8 Wendy Espeland Sociology, Northwestern University …

… In June 1839, four months after they had been forcibly enslaved and illegally shipped to Cuba, 53 African captives … the whites, who had purchased the rebels, altered the ship’s course to the northwest. Following this zigzag course for … the discrepancy between slavery American ideals of natural rights. The affair played a pivotal role in shifting the …

… Priscilla's Story … Priscilla's Story Enslaved child marched with adults to the African … River — the enormous harbor that surrounds Sierra Leone’s modern capital city of Freetown — his base of operations, …

… How Yale economists are informing India’s COVID-19 response … How Yale economists are informing India’s COVID-19 response A Yale team’s research into the COVID-19 … into something useful.”   Written by Greg Larson for Yale News. Related Measuring the effects of lockdowns in India and …

… 2021 Frederick Douglass Book Prize winners Yale University’s Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance, … and emphasizes that a “perpetual state of war between the enslaved and the planter class” was central to these long, … River,” Marjoleine Kars treats the 1763-64 rebellion of enslaved Africans in the Dutch colony of Berbice with …

… centuries.    CANTERBURY: The struggle for civil rights has often focused on equal access to education. A … Americans in the early nineteenth century found the state’s larger cities to be a source of both opportunity and daily … like that of David Bush in Greenwich, often relied upon enslaved labor. A visit to the slave quarters at the …

… results were promising, including marked gains in children’s cognitive development and nutrition. Now it is being implemented at scale across the country’s northern region, where most families live on less than $2 … of Pennsylvania. Written by Mike Cummings for Yale News. Feb 18, 2022 … MacMillan Center … …

… first sight, with his resemblance to him. He has Webster’s lion aspect. — his majestic, quiet, uninterested cast of … or the ocean in a calm — an unenlightened eye, as Webster’s would have looked, had he been bred in the desert, among … land, or, if peopled, the abode of aboriginal man. Webster’s eye like a civilized and cultivated country — country …

… and executing a successful transfer of power. Egypt’s democratic transition crumbled after its political elites … that has made them more committed to democracy and human rights.  I hope this book demonstrates through these … by Mike Cummings for YaleNews. https://macmillan.yale.edu/news/post-arab-spring-polarization-shaped-different-… Jan 13, …

… poignant story of a woman confronting oppression. Prue, an enslaved woman, is depicted from the back. Her intricately … Spikes project from the torture device like a monster’s claws. A medicinal herb,  E. foetidum , sprouts below it. … on  the YCBA website .  Written by Mike Cummings for Yale News. Mar 31, 2021 … MacMillan Center … …

… scene of a large-scale attack — this time against the army’s headquarters and the French embassy. At first it wasn’t … theater production: No One has a Monopoly on God. “It’s a title which provokes questions,” Bamba told DW, “Because …