Buried Stories Lessons from the African Burial Ground In 1991, part of a very old cemetery was found at a building site in Manhattan. A few historians knew what it was: the African Burial Ground, where enslaved and free

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• Manhattan
• African Burial Ground National Monument
• Burial
• Funeral
• Cemetery
• Slavery
• Bioarchaeology
• Treatment of slaves in the United States
• Death customs
• New York City
• Culture

Petition for York Black Heritage Stamp To the Citizens’ Stamp Advisory Committee:   York is an important stamp marking the contribution of an enslaved African American man who helped the historic journey of the Lewis

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divorce him — even if he is polygamous. 26. The dowry is given in exchange for the woman’s sexual organs. 27. A man is allowed to have sex with slave women and women captured in battle, and if the enslaved woman is m

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• Religious law
• Sharia
• Feisal Abdul Rauf
• Nonie Darwish
• Jihad
• Caliphate
• Women in Islam
• Uniform civil code of India
• Islam
• Religion
• Criticism of Islam

Prince Among Slaves Outreach Resource Kit Dear Participant, Prince Among Slaves: The Cultural Legacy of Enslaved Africans is an educational and dialogue project anchored in the public square and globalized on the Inter

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• Cultural history of the United States
• Racism
• History of the United States
• Americas
• Prince Among Slaves
• Labor
• Slavery in the United States
• Atlantic slave trade
• Abdulrahman Ibrahim Ibn Sori
• African slave trade
• Slavery
• African-American culture

Trafficked and enslaved individuals are discovered by the public and law enforcement in local neighborhoods, restaurants, factories, and within the justice system. Members of the Freedom Network (USA)

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• Organized crime
• Coalition to Abolish Slavery and Trafficking
• Human trafficking
• Slavery
• Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act
• Transnational efforts to prevent human trafficking
• Crimes against humanity
• Crime
• International criminal law

1539 Fray Marcos de Niza [NEE-zah], a Catholic priest, and Esteban [ess-TAY-bahn], an enslaved black man, were the first to look for the Seven Cities. As they moved northward, Esteban traveled ahead of Fray Marcos. It w

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STATUS OF DESCENDANTS OF AFRICANS ENSLAVED IN THE UNITED STATES and the United States’s Violation of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination Response to the Periodic Report of the Unite

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• Racism
• Sociology of culture
• Institutional racism
• Community organizing
• Sociology
• Human rights in Israel
• Ethics
• Discrimination
• Hate

Featured on the cover Front cover, Left to Right: The monument Quaw’s Quest honours William Quaw, one of the 295 enslaved persons who at emancipation occupied the lands on which Cave Hill campus is currently situated.

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Lesson Resource Kit: Enslaved Africans in Upper Canada Grade 7: New France and British North America, 1713 –1800 Introduction Designed to fit into teachers’ practice, this resource kit provides links, activity sugges

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• Economic history of Canada
• Slavery in Canada
• Slavery
• History of North America
• Abolitionism
• Upper Canada
• John Graves Simcoe
• Act Against Slavery
• Slavery in the United States
• Racism
• British Empire
• Canada

Featured on the cover Front cover, Left to Right: Back cover, Left to Right: The monument Quaw’s Quest honours William Quaw, one of the 295 enslaved

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• Academia
• University of the West Indies
• Education
• Faculty of Humanities
• Aarhus University
• School of Humanities
• Languages and Social Sciences
• Association of Commonwealth Universities
• Cave Hill
• Saint Michael
• Barbados
• Higher education