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… Imperialist Pretexts Wednesday, October 4, 2006 4:15 PM Robert Harms, Professor of History at Yale   A Celebration with … a Book Talk and Discussion Monday, May 21, 2007 4:30 PM Robert P. Forbes, Lecturer in the Yale History Department and …

… class analysis to uncover syndemics among incarcerated people who use drugs. The study’s findings emphasized the …

… standards, tools, processes, and practices. The Romani people have experienced systemic racism, discrimination, and … the individual and community harm for targeted people. The narratives and security risks are further …

… standards, tools, processes, and practices. The Romani people have experienced systemic racism, discrimination, and … the individual and community harm for targeted people. The narratives and security risks are further …

… standards, tools, processes, and practices. The Romani people have experienced systemic racism, discrimination, and … the individual and community harm for targeted people. The narratives and security risks are further …

… One such network, “the slave trade” took some of the people from the kingdom far from their homes. After the … confronted the issue of slavery and its abolition. Robert Harms is the H. J. Heinz Professor of History and African …

… sponsored a panel discussion titled “Repair for Historical Harms: Global Models for Questions of Reparations.” The … unacceptable took place, commitment to redressing people on the basis of rights that they have, and … new at this time? Not just the emancipated, but the people who had held power for so long and had seen their own …

… Through the Worlds of the Slave Trade: Primary Documents Robert Harms “Snelgrave Testimony (1726),” Journal of the … nation, which had not yet traded to Africa, instancing the people of Ostend, might send their ships and trade there …