NEWS A time for self-reflection to help shed light on dark legacies ‘Reconciliation’ spirit fosters a conference on US universities’ links to slave trade. Jon Marcus writes On the northern edge of the campus

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Date: 2011-02-18 10:52:13 African slave trade Slavery Abuse Crimes against humanity Abolitionism Atlantic slave trade American Civil War Treatment of slaves in the United States Racism Slavery in the United States Americas		NEWS A time for self-reflection to help shed light on dark legacies ‘Reconciliation’ spirit fosters a conference on US universities’ links to slave trade. Jon Marcus writes On the northern edge of the campus Add to Reading List Source URL: media.wm.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 208,07 KB Share Document on Facebook

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