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California Task Force on Reparations Votes to Limit Compensation to Descendants of Slaves [UPDATED]
State compensation will only go to descendants of free and enslaved Black people in the U.S. in the 19th century.
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William Peace University Removes Namesake Statue with Ties to Slavery
Changing the name of the university is also not out of the question
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National Geographic Features First Black Woman Explorer on Cover as She Dives Deep to Uncover Sunken Slave Ships
Tara Roberts quit her job as magazine editor to search the ocean floor and document the wreckage of slave ships, learning about her own history along the way.
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EXCLUSIVE: Angela Bassett and Courtney B. Vance to Executive Produce New Docuseries One Thousand Years of Slavery—The Untold Story
The four-part docuseries comes in tandem with the Smithsonian Channel and MTV Entertainment Studios.
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Japanese Americans Join The Struggle for Black Reparations
“One, it is the right thing to do; two, it is long overdue; and three, because we know it is possible.” Kathy Masaoka
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7 Cleveland Schools Named After Slaveholders Set to Be Renamed
Two elementary schools named after founding fathers and slaveholders, Thomas Jefferson and Patrick Henry, are among a growing list of schools to be renamed.
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Barbados is Building a Slavery Museum
New facility will remember victims of trans-Atlantic slave trade
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The 1609 Project: The Republican-Approved History of America
The GOP's attacks on teaching accurate history have sparked a new whitewashing industry. But what would a GOP-approved history book look like?
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An Iowa County Once Named for a Slave-Owning Vice President is Now Named After a Trailblazing Black Woman
Lulu Merle Johnson was the first Black woman to earn a doctorate from the University of Iowa.
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Commemorating Hope: On Juneteenth Author Annette Gordon-Reed Reflects on the Meaning of the Holiday
The Pulitzer Prize-winning author breaks down the history surrounding the momentous holiday.
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